Trump Warns Americans Not to Reject Unpopular ‘Golden Goose’ Data Centers
Trump says data centers should bring tax revenue and jobs, while Vance says operators must add power to the grid.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump warned Americans against rejecting data centers, calling the power-intensive facilities a "ticket to progress and prosperity." He argued that communities opposing them risk economic stagnation, asserting that these sites bring jobs and tax revenue.
- Vice President JD Vance offered a measured approach, arguing operators should generate their own power instead of drawing from the grid. He noted 99% of backlash stems from legitimate electricity cost concerns in affected communities.
- Public opposition remains high, with 7 in 10 Americans opposing data centers in their communities. As Election Day nears, Popular Gov. Josh Shapiro and Gov. Greg Abbott have recently implemented new regulations to address growing concerns.
- Trump claimed on August 21 that data centers are mandated to build their own electricity, though no federal mandate exists. His March plan only requested voluntary pledges from tech companies, contradicting his recent assertions of mandatory requirements.
- As the midterm elections approach, the messaging divide between Trump and Vance creates political challenges. Tech companies argue these facilities are vital for securing America's standing in an AI-dominated future.
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Trump warns Americans not to reject unpopular ‘Golden goose’ data centers
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NOW: VP JD Vance says data centers are NOT controversial as long as they produce their own energy
"You should be putting power BACK into the grid — not taking it out. If that happens, data centers are not that controversial. ""Build the power plants WITH the data centers. Probably 99% of the backlash to data centers came from areas where...
JD Vance sets condition for data centers to support local power grid
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