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The only plan I've seen is either to do nothing or a full moratorium.

I know that localities do zoning, states do energy policy and other related things, but Congress and the federal government need to get involved.

What's not OK is feeling like they come in, jack up utility costs and we pay for their power infrastructure.

If you are concerned about a race with China, when it comes to building data centers and AI, you should want to work with us on a plan to get community buy-in for where to build data centers.

The communities are being steamrolled by the industry.

The last piece of that puzzle was the Texas Stock Exchange.

Texas has been a great place to do business for decades, but increasingly it's a great place to headquarter your business.

As New York is increasingly shoving capital out, Texas is saying, 'You're welcome here.

Texas is really becoming the economic center of gravity in America.

We can’t afford to take anything for granted.

The Republican gerrymandering scheme has failed.

House Democrats are poised to take back the majority.

Look at the issues I'm pushing forward. Look at the ideas that I talk about.

We're actually targeting every voter.

I don't talk about my race in this campaign.

I think there's a lot of Black voters who are looking at my campaign because they're just trying to figure out who's going to be the best person to lead Florida into the future.

I am on Team Fight. And I need someone with me who is on Team Fight.

We have this fight over moderate versus progressive, or young versus old. And I want to tell you, being your senator for over 18 months, sitting in those rooms, that debate of moderate versus progressive is not the real debate.

If you let that manufacturing go away … it’s going to be really hard to build the momentum and start that back up again.

It is a shame. It’s been a big pause button on what was a sleeping giant of an industry.

What I appreciate about him is that while many members of his party want to sit around and debate whether a man can breastfeed, Rahm wants to talk about important things.

The president, as we know, can be sometimes … he exists loudly. He can be tempestuous. He can go from zero to a-hole in about 3 seconds.

I’m gonna go wherever my political people tell me to go. I have my own political operation. I don’t take orders from my leadership. I do it my way.

On my side of the aisle, if a bunch of goobers run … and one of the goobers might win, and I think I can do a better job, I would consider running.