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“I have pressed pause on any new data center being able to join the operations in the state of Texas.” As AI data centers become a political flashpoint ahead of the midterm elections, @JonKarl sat down with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to discuss how his state is responding.

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Data centers have taken over Tom and Sheryl's neighborhood in Hood County. Greg Abbott is solely responsible. As governor, I will fight to end the data center madness in Texas.

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Gina Hinojosa: "I have called on Greg Abbott to issue a moratorium and call an emergency special session so that we can pass laws to protect Texans. Right now, we have the wild west of data centers in Texas ... Greg Abbott is all talk ... he's received $20 million from data center interests."

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Greg Abbott started the data center madness in Texas. He has the power to stop it TODAY. I'm calling on Abbott to sign an emergency executive order to declare a moratorium on new data centers until he calls the legislature until a special session.

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Greg Abbott is the only person that can stop the data center madness TODAY. He won’t because he answers to his billionaire donors, not the people of Texas.

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