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Data centers are a huge economic opportunity? Maybe for utility companies and real estate companies. But it’s not like they’d bring thousands or even hundreds of consistent, high paying jobs. They’re all managed remotely.
Sure seems to me that we’ve cut taxes too low and we can’t afford our obligations, be that Medicaid or helping the medically complex or infrastructure. More increases, while not popular, should be on the table.
Why would Huston want data centers? Is he dumb? He’s gotta either be dumb, paid off, or invested in the industry himself.