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@Nalin_Haley@ColeyVanes5225 I’ve been saying this all along. There’s abandoned industrial areas all over America that would be perfect for these data centers.
🚨Chairman Harris hits back at Leader Thune's claim Reconciliation 3 will get bogged down by amendments:
"I say to Leader Thune, suck it up. That's the legislative process...
If you want a job where you're not dealing with amendments, I suggest you don't go to a legislature."
Additionally, as technology advances, these massive data centers will eventually go the way of the dinosaurs. Early computers were enormous, room sized machines, yet today my cell phone has more computing power than those old mainframes. Technology gets smaller, faster, and more efficient. What seems cutting edge today won't necessarily be relevant tomorrow.
Despite a 2024 CBS/YouGov poll finding 53% of Hispanics supported a national program of mass deportations, gatekeepers and media outlets manufactured their own surveys to claim the opposite and pressure a retreat.
The policy then narrowed to the “worst of the worst” criminals only, leaving the bulk of illegal entrants untouched and amounting to de facto amnesty in practice.
Public opinion, including among Hispanic voters, consistently backed broader enforcement; the political class simply chose not to deliver it.
We need to repeal the progressive 17th Amendment. The Founders designed Congress so the House answered to the people, while the Senate answered to the states. Senators were meant to be accountable to state legislatures, which are themselves accountable to their voters. State legislatures choosing senators kept power closer to home and that accountability chain mattered for state sovereignty.
This isn’t working and I see no way out until we get rid of the 17th.