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“How UK's Startup Coalition lobbies government for better immigration and funding policies”
...in government and the people who have the levers of power on public policy in The UK to do those things. So broadly speaking, what does that mean? It tends to be in three buckets of policy. One is acc
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Okay. So I'm assuming that there's some interests that show up that are like, we don't want that to go away. Is there any anecdote you can paint for how DC works and how the political machine typically works Yeah. That you can help folks hear and und
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...lobbying and lobbyists to have the leverage that they have That's right. In government today. That's exactly right. On both on both sides. This is I'm not I'm not testing as urgent. It's not a party thing. It's not. It's it's just it is an entire ind
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...government making money that the Congress then says, Hey, we've got more money. We've got more revenue. Let's spend more money. Because then they'll create a bunch of waste and nonsense that'll arise from having increased revenue. One side, and I wil
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And what we really need to do, to your point, I think two weeks ago, that this is just disgraceful to put up this much spending and we have to have austerity and we need to increase, maybe the discipline in the country and both parties have to be par
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That whole idea, that's called market structure. And there was a bill in the last Congress by French Hill, who is the chair of the House Financial Services Committee now, that passed the House with 71 Democratic votes. So it was fairly bipartisan, bu
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amount. One of the things that always bothers me is when people say, well, voters are dumb. I'm like, I haven't met a dumb voter. My voters are really smart. They're smart on a handful of issues that really matter to them. And when you talk to them a
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...by government officials that's like this, where people are updating one another or talking with one another about things, does that have restrictions around preservation of records under the Federal Records Act and the amendment that came out in 2014
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...government since 2011. That's got to be looked at and double clicked on. And, half of that came during the Biden administration. New York Times hasn't actually received all that much, 370 k from the federal government last year.
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I kinda should know what I'm voting on. So, like, I kinda need to do some work to make informed choices. Yeah. The one question people ask me a lot is, hey. You know, how do we fix this? The first question I ask is, how many of you have voted in prim
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