Friedberg argues private enterprises can allocate capital faster and smarter than government funding sources.
“I think it's about, you know, we we can aggregate more money through a central source, some federal grants or or what have you.”
Friedberg advocates for a foreign policy avoiding tariff wars while domestically protecting science agency funding, passing immigration reform, expanding vocational training, and restructuring taxes to favor wealth creation.
“ rather than fight Trump-style tariff wars, paired with a domestic agenda that defends NIH, NSF, and DARPA funding, passes the bipartisan Dignity Act on immigration, rebuilds vocational education, and rewrites a tax code that rewards wealth preservation over wealth creation. His most memorable line is reserved for the left: ”