He also thinks “affordability” is a new word. Again, because he’s never had to use that word his entire life.
Then there’s this, about energy prices:
While the national average cost for a gallon of regular gasoline has remained lower than last year, the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory found the average retail price of electricity has risen faster than inflation in 26 states in the past six months, according to The New York Times.
Data centers. I’m telling you, this is a sleeper issue. They’re going up like wildfire for AI. If Democrats came out hard against these local sweetheart deals that tech companies are extracting from city councils in exchange for bribes, it would be a winning issue for them.
These companies get tax breaks to build them, the electricity to power them is paid for by the community, they consume water, they create no jobs besides temporary out-of-state construction jobs, and they privatize all the profits.
Often the terms of these deals are secret because of NDAs, but either way they try to keep these deals secret. Even if it’s discovered, the city councils just ram approval through over the objections of the community.
This is a progressive issue that I think red voters would cross the line to vote for, because the Confederates have gone all in on wealth extraction by these companies, and the residents hate them.
We’re going to have the best Affordability. I have some of the best Affordability experts on my side, which by the way the Democrats hate, because they’re still mad that I won the election fair and square, which would actually be my THIRD term by the way, if they hadn’t stolen it for Sleepy Joe Biden last time, and I hrrrhjhbbbbb. hhh
He also thinks “affordability” is a new word. Again, because he’s never had to use that word his entire life.
Then there’s this, about energy prices:
Data centers. I’m telling you, this is a sleeper issue. They’re going up like wildfire for AI. If Democrats came out hard against these local sweetheart deals that tech companies are extracting from city councils in exchange for bribes, it would be a winning issue for them.
These companies get tax breaks to build them, the electricity to power them is paid for by the community, they consume water, they create no jobs besides temporary out-of-state construction jobs, and they privatize all the profits.
Often the terms of these deals are secret because of NDAs, but either way they try to keep these deals secret. Even if it’s discovered, the city councils just ram approval through over the objections of the community.
This is a progressive issue that I think red voters would cross the line to vote for, because the Confederates have gone all in on wealth extraction by these companies, and the residents hate them.
We’re going to have the best Affordability. I have some of the best Affordability experts on my side, which by the way the Democrats hate, because they’re still mad that I won the election fair and square, which would actually be my THIRD term by the way, if they hadn’t stolen it for Sleepy Joe Biden last time, and I hrrrhjhbbbbb. hhh