I'm very unhappy about it. ... It, in essence, takes $700 billion -- borrows $700 billion from China, charges it, and puts it on our children and grandchildren's credit cards, and gives it to the wealthiest 2 percent of taxpayers.
Brown expresses his dissatisfaction with the tax cut deal, highlighting its financial implications.
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Those unions support me in large part because their members don’t like higher electric bills. Their members don’t like having no say on these datacenters coming to their towns.
John Husted, I mean, he’s the guy that – he’s talking like he didn’t now – but he’s the reason these datacenters are here – 200 of them.
The data centers, complements mostly of John Husted, were given two and a half billion dollars in tax subsidies to come to Ohio.
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