The bill would address specie legal tender, its taxation, and the definition of a United States central bank digital currency. It failed on second reading. Sound money and keeping out a central bank digital currency protect financial privacy and freedom.
Would establish the specie legal tender act. Sound money protects families’ savings.
Would establish a transactional gold and silver act. People should be free to use sound money like gold and silver in everyday transactions.
Creates the Mississippi Fair Banking Standards Act, barring state regulators from pressuring banks to close accounts based on nonquantitative factors and creating a complaint process for debanking. No one should lose access to banking because of their beliefs or lawful activity.
Would prohibit the use of a central bank digital currency in banking practices. People should keep control over their own money, free from programmable government currency.
Would enact a specie legal tender act. Sound money protects families’ savings.
Phases out Maine’s income tax. It failed in 2025. Families should keep more of what they earn.
Recognizes gold and silver specie as legal tender and directs the State Treasurer to establish a bullion depository and electronic payment systems. Families should have sound-money options outside government-managed currency.
Creates a Florida Stablecoin Pilot Program letting the Department of Financial Services accept payment stablecoins and examine stablecoin issuers. CODR is watching state use of digital currency for its effect on privacy and cash.
Makes gold and silver specie legal tender, creates a bullion depository and payment system, bans social credit scoring, and bars taxing gold and silver transactions. Sound money and freedom from social credit scoring protect families’ savings and independence.