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September 2026 · 23 voices
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September 2026 · 23 of the 79 voices we track · 17 mentions

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Against

  • THTrevor HallAgainst Hall is skeptical of government follow-through, saying it writes checks well but substantive delivery is yet to be seen. ▶ 7:19 Stillwater West Triples in Size and Pivots Towar… · 28 Sept
  • ABArnaud BertrandAgainst Bertrand is against the US government granting an antitrust waiver and using "safety" as a veneer to kneecap Chinese competitors. “get Washington - under the veneer of "safety" - to kneecap Chinese competitors” Open the post This very much sounds like a West-only AI cartel… · 13 Sept

For

  • MRMichael RowleyFor Rowley wants US government funding — grants, and possibly equity — to help finance the project's development. “We are happy to talk with the U.S. government about equity, but really, grant also makes sense.” ▶ 9:29 Stillwater West Triples in Size and Pivots Towar… · 28 Sept
  • TKThe Kobeissi LetterFor The US government needs lower interest rates more than anyone. “The US government needs lower rates more than anyone.” Open the post BREAKING: Interest costs on US public debt rose … · 18 Sept

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Strongly hawkish

  • TKThe Kobeissi LetterStrongly hawkish US public debt interest costs are rising to record levels and are on track to exceed $1.30 trillion in a full fiscal year for the first time. “Interest expense on federal debt is now on track to surpass $1.30 trillion in a full fiscal year for the first time in history.” Open the post BREAKING: Interest costs on US public debt rose … · 18 Sept

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