it's entirely their right and choice what advocacy to pursue but when more tech & ideologically inclusive efforts return to energy policy, it would be wise to remember which orgs view all of this as a zero-sum effort
Just got this in my inbox from Fidelity. First time I remember getting an email blast for an IPO
The (non orbital) bull case for space x neocloud is probably the ability for musk to take regulatory risks & use his political cover to develop sites that few others would take on outright themselves
Sort of funny to see how lock step the messaging in MD/MoCo primary mailers is: affordability, no new taxes, no new datacenters. Not sure if progressives have a particular edge on messaging here vs anyone else.
probably/likely this all gets taken up but I do wonder about general lack of "IPO mania" in retail markets - certainly 22.5bn worth of orders next wk. It's not actually super intuitive on schwab/fidelity (cant access via app I think) to get into this... maybe robinhood is easier?
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This might be a bit too inside the beltway but it's beyond cynical to decry "crony capitalism and big gov" while being laser focused on pushing for fiscal incentives for their ideological tech of choice (nukes) and being entirely quiet re: admin's deliberate destruction of us offshore wind industry
