Many Americans in Congress have gone across party lines on issues, blocking votes on bipartisan legislation, or even perhaps agreeing more often with the other party on issues, but truly, it is the people that stick to their own values with passion and grit that are worth elevating in society.

John Fetterman, who adamantly refuses any dress codes because he is comfortable looking like the constituents he represents, crossed party lines on an issue that he himself could not stand or bear to support. When he risked his career, he won over Americans as someone of the most genuine character.

When she was criticized as being a political pawn, being the most severe kind of loyalist and branded by the media and her colleagues so, the reporting never examined her soul with the evidence that we would come to later see. It is loyalty to her own values that is guide and compass for America.

To exemplify this, let's look at someone that exudes truth in her heart and mind. Marjorie Taylor Greene is passionate about her values, so much so that she will fight tooth and nail for the good of her own party and protect it so fiercely that she would risk her own career to do so.

The complete opposite of cynicism is akin to the idea that work is its own reward, where happiness is abundant and truth is forever at your back.

If common sense and human reasoning doesn’t drive markets in reaction to financial data, you have a serious problem on your hands. If your odometer says you’re going 20mph but in reality you are going 50mph, would you trust your senses or would you keep breaking the speed limit?

If these claims are true and validated, I'm sure the Chinese would love to know who was responsible for this. Two of the largest superpowers in the world would make short work of this.

I'm sure we would all love to see the digital evidence that was collected and used to put this article and report together. Investors are very interested to know how much money they made off of the attackers.

So often I've seen the tech industry succumb to the cultural value of warlike competition instead of focusing on the most important thing: do you serve your customers like you do yourself?

Let failures be systemic, otherwise nothing is learned. Awarding trophies to losers is not a reliable investment strategy for governments.

This is a recipe for disaster, a sharp turn towards disguising conservatism as socialism while losing your political battles later. Fundamentals and common sense are essential to keeping American innovation at its greatest.

A key reason why the greatest hits in the world come from the West and American grit is that governments don't bank roll investment markets to keep them from exhibiting any kind of risks.

Third, you end up fostering a culture of failure with high rewards, enabling soft competition without the effort required to succeed at American exceptionalism.

First, those business will never learn how to be resillient, nor will they learn how to build long-term sustainable enterprises. Second, you're not making a money for the government, so your investments aren't really investments, they're just a cycle of cumulative spending.