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Democratic Texas Senate nominee James Talarico said data centers that cannot meet the demands of the communities where they seek to operate “shouldn’t be built,” when asked by CBS News’ Ed O'Keefe whether he would consider a federal moratorium on new data center construction.

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GucciLanevor 6 Tagen

@edokeefe This guy is an absolute liar he took a corporate pac donation from Reid Hoffman for 11.5m dollars this dude is a con,

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@edokeefe How much is China paying him to say that 😂😂😂

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@edokeefe The CCP is so proud of Talarico.

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@edokeefe This weirdo wouldn’t know a data center from a cue ball. He’s a beta soy boy.

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@edokeefe if the ask is meet local demands that's a negotiation, if the ask is a federal moratorium that's just no

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@edokeefe Where are people?

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@edokeefe But what will he do if he unfortunately gets elected? Data centers will be put on fast track with no oversight - like our borders were under biden!!

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@edokeefe Freako is a typical democrat liar and will say anything and everything to try and get elected. Vote Red.

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@edokeefe

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@edokeefe hey Ed, states can manage their businesses w/o Federal intervention

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@edokeefe So it's okay to build them if the community is fine with them?

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@edokeefe Chinese really really want us to stop and shut down our technological advantage

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Lots of useless AI generated spam comments in the replies. It’s wild that anyone thinks empty AI slop comments are a net positive on anything.

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@edokeefe The lunatic democrat thinks that there is such things as trans children and that there are six genders.

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@edokeefe False argument; Most hyperScalers & Data Center developers have offered energy self sufficiency & adhere to community zoning standards & can often be net suppliers of power to community electric grids. @jamestalarico will only restrict Texans of a huge funding source.

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@edokeefe Hive analyzed this post using Hive's AI / Deepfake detection models. "@hive_ai is this AI generated" to check any content! AI Generated Video: 0% AI Generated Speech: 0% AI Generated Music: 0% Deepfake: 1%

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@edokeefe Technology investment can create tremendous economic opportunity, but growth must be sustainable. Data centers should bring jobs, investment, and innovation without placing unreasonable pressure on local communities and infrastructure.

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@edokeefe CCP talking points

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@edokeefe What is the significance of God's command not to add or subtract from His words in Deuteronomy 4:2 and Revelation 22:18-19?

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@edokeefe He's a pro abortion reverend

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Democratic Texas Senate nominee James Talarico said data centers that cannot meet the demands of the communities where they seek to operate “shouldn’t be built,” when asked by Ed O'Keefe whether he would consider a federal moratorium on new data center construction.
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Democratic Texas Senate nominee James Talarico said data centers that cannot meet the demands of the communities where they seek to operate “shouldn’t be built,” when asked by Ed O'Keefe whether he would consider a federal moratorium on new data center construction.

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James Talarico: “If these data centers can’t meet the demands of the people who live in these communities, they shouldn’t be built. It’s pretty simple: if these data centers can’t pay for their own energy, it they can’t recycle their water and fund the water infrastructure necessary to operate these facilities, if they can’t produce good paying union jobs, if they can’t get the consent of the people who live in these communities then they shouldn’t be built. Period. Full stop”
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James Talarico: “If these data centers can’t meet the demands of the people who live in these communities, they shouldn’t be built. It’s pretty simple: if these data centers can’t pay for their own energy, it they can’t recycle their water and fund the water infrastructure necessary to operate these facilities, if they can’t produce good paying union jobs, if they can’t get the consent of the people who live in these communities then they shouldn’t be built. Period. Full stop”

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James Talarico: “I don’t take money from data centers. I don’t take any corporate PAC money. I answer to the people of Texas. If data centers can’t meet the demands of the people in these communities, if they can’t pay for their own energy, if they can’t recycle their own water, then they shouldn’t be built. Period. Full stop. We cannot let AI become another arena where billionaires write the rules for the rest of us”
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James Talarico: “I don’t take money from data centers. I don’t take any corporate PAC money. I answer to the people of Texas. If data centers can’t meet the demands of the people in these communities, if they can’t pay for their own energy, if they can’t recycle their own water, then they shouldn’t be built. Period. Full stop. We cannot let AI become another arena where billionaires write the rules for the rest of us”

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.Pablo Manríquez: There’s a small movement in the Senate to call for a moratorium on AI data centers. King: I think the moratorium is a little strong. I do think that data centers either ought to bring their own power with them or pay the incremental costs that they impose on the grid. I don’t think ratepayers should be subsidizing the power that they use. So that’s where I am.
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