Republicans blame Democrats. Democrats blame Republicans. Meanwhile, the national debt continues to grow, purchasing power erodes, and Americans are left paying the price. Every election cycle promises change, yet the underlying monetary system remains largely untouched. The problem isn’t simply who’s in office. It’s the system both parties inherit and continue to operate. A system built on perpetual debt expansion, monetary inflation, and the ability to create money without corresponding increases in real wealth. We spend so much time arguing over who should control the system that we rarely question the system itself. Bitcoin offers something fundamentally different: a monetary network with a predictable supply, transparent rules, and no political authority capable of unilaterally changing its issuance schedule. As a majority prepare to vote today it should be said that sound money shouldn’t depend on which political party wins an election. In my latest Around the Block article, I examine why political loyalty won’t solve our monetary problems and why meaningful change requires looking beyond the two-party divide. Your Party Won’t Save You. https://t.co/wjHFfwr9ju #Bitcoin #SoundMoney #MonetaryPolicy #Economics
