Bitcoin Advocate Bruce Fenton Announces U.S. Senate Candidacy For New Hampshire
Bruce Fenton is a prominent Bitcoiner running for Senate in New Hampshire and he seeks to make it known that “government has no place in Bitcoin.”Bruce Fenton, a Bitcoin-advocate, has announced his candidacy for the United States Senate in New Hampshire. Fenton was a previous director of the Bitcoin Foundation and moved to New Hampshire in pursuit of the Free State Project, a political pro-freedom movement. “Democracy is a poor and overhyped system that results in two wolves and a sheep deciding what is for dinner,” Fenton says.Bruce Fenton, a Bitcoin-advocate, has announced his candidacy....
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