Republicans Love Data Centers

Republicans spent 2 years obsessing over data centers. Now they have amnesia? We have the receipts: they voted for massive tax breaks for these facilities while working families pay triple the rate. You know what do. Call them out. #RepublicansLoveDataCenters

Trump thinks governors should convince communities to welcome data centers, even when residents object. Because apparently a president knows more about your town’s water, land and power needs than the people living there. The arrogance is unreal. #RepublicansLoveDataCenters

Well, well, well. Republicans are discovering their own voters don’t appreciate giant data centers being pushed into their communities. One voter says the whole community is ready to break ranks. How’s that corporate love affair working out? #RepublicansLoveDataCenters

Funny how data centers always look so impressive in the pitch. People living beside an 800,000-square-foot facility in Sterling, VA tell a different story: noise, exhaust, bright lights. Republicans eager for more should go knock on those doors. #RepublicansLoveDataCenters

Republicans are enthusiastic about Big Tech’s data center boom. The people expected to live beside these massive facilities? Considerably less thrilled. Water, noise, pollution, electric rates. Funny how nobody asks them what prosperity sounds like. #RepublicansLoveDataCenters

Of course Trump looks at AI data centers guzzling electricity and decides the problem is too many pollution rules. Brilliant. More freedom for coal and gas plants to spew carbon while the rest of us worry about bills and a hotter planet. #RepublicansLoveDataCenters

Republicans love to gush about the AI boom. Funny how the sales pitch skips the water needed to cool servers, the power plants feeding them and the electronic waste piling up afterward. Apparently the planet is just another business expense. #RepublicansLoveDataCenters

The Daily Show’s version of Mr. Wonderful explains his Utah data center perfectly: “I don’t live there.” Oh, the luxury of making a fortune off a giant industrial project while someone else gets to live next door. Must be nice, Kevin. #RepublicansLoveDataCenters