Because again, kind of feeding off of that ability for the public. We have a lot of expertise out there. There's a lot of people who'd like to compete in this space, probably to give us a better product, more technologically accurate.
Advocating for public involvement and competition to improve services and technology.
Share & report
More from Barbara Comstock
I think we're really seeing disruptive, positive, innovative technology, and I think there's no question that we need to reallocate resources.
The problem is, with Trumpism, it’s sore loserism. It is dividing not just the country, but our party.
I look forward to hearing more about the potential and emerging applications of blockchain technology today, particularly if the technology can help with securing people's private and sensitive information.
Other voices in this conversation
