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Elon Musk Supports Government, Not Republicans
Musk's donations follow subsidies, not parties — $4.9 billion in government support explains both aisles.
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James Sweet III is a political reporter for 71 Republic covering elections, financial markets, and national politics. James contributed to the Washington Examiner's Beltway Confidential. He earned a business degree magna cum laude from American University, spent a year at the London School of Economics, and was an Alexander Hamilton Society national defense fellow. James served in strategy at the defense firm Metrea and as a mission analyst at Forterra, a defense autonomy company in Washington, D.C. James also contributes to 71 Republic's opinion column.
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Business
Musk's donations follow subsidies, not parties — $4.9 billion in government support explains both aisles.
Economy
Trump's protectionist policies will limit competition and therefore hurt the industries of the Rust Belt, whose population makes up his base of support.
Business
Grandson is an artist that is rising through the industry with his politically charged messages.
Technology
Google has joined tech companies like Facebook in banning Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency adverts.
World · Europe
As populism rises in Europe, Italy has reached a coalition government deal, leading the European Union to face an uncertain future.
World · Asia
The North Korean regime has warned the US and its diplomatic narrative, insisting that they should put any military pressure on the dictatorship.
Opinion
Senator Paul and Senator Coons have betrayed their constituents with their recent actions in the Senate regarding Mike Pompeo.
Finance & Markets
Japan is forcing crypto exchanges to improve their operations to meet government standards.
Essays
The reason for the Second Amendment is forgotten by many.
U.S. Politics
A city in Georgia is preparing for a possible conflict involving Neo-Nazis.
Finance & Markets
The least populated state in the nation has taken steps towards economic freedom not yet seen, and is very close to a law that would remove taxes on silver and gold.
Opinion
Following calls for increased gun control and the March for our Lives, here is an open letter addressed to the younger advocates of gun control and their movement.
U.S. Politics
Asheville police have demonstrated the monstrosity that is the enforcement of unjust laws.
Opinion
Being a victim does not give you any more expertise in a field than an average citizen, and it's time we stopped acting like it does.
Finance & Markets
In a dark cloud of haters, Spain is shining the light of Crypto throughout Europe.
Essays
South Carolina produced a number of key figures in the Revolutionary War Era, without whom our country may look drastically different today.
World
The US News and World Report has released their list of the top ten best countries in the world.
Technology
Another hack has occurred in the crypto community, and more than pocket change was stolen.
U.S. Politics
In an interview with the Washington Examiner, Ron Paul expressed his feeling that President Trump may face a libertarian challenger in 2020.
World · Europe
The German government is doing what it can to remove hate speech and fake news from social media, and it's frightening.
Essays
Gradualism isn't compromising.
U.S. Politics
Columbia will soon be the first U.S. city to ban the gun attachment.
Finance & Markets
Cryptocurrency is taking a hit in South Korea, but the future does not look too bleak.
Finance & Markets
Russia and China are going to create a new gold trade, but it is not like the rest.