Well, no, the worry is that xAI's bondholders, who are also Twitter's bondholders, will be indemnified from any loss on those bonds at public expense because they are now also SpaceX bondholders and SpaceX is a national security interest of the US.
> bonds at public expense because they are now also SpaceX bondholders and SpaceX is a national security interest of the US.
If our elected officials have done a poor job diversifying risk by not just depending on one single supplied, they are to blame and we should hold them accountable.
> bonds at public expense because they are now also SpaceX bondholders and SpaceX is a national security interest of the US.
If our elected officials have done a poor job diversifying risk by not just depending on one single supplied, they are to blame and we should hold them accountable.
But, is that even the case?