Sherrod Brown: “I think that there may be circumstances where allowing that sort of exchange can actually be beneficial to the consumer.”

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.

The data centers, complements mostly of John Husted, were given two and a half billion dollars in tax subsidies to come to Ohio.

He stood up for me, and he didn't even know me.

Nobody knows they’re there. They eat up our land. They swallow up our water … then once they’re built, our electricity prices go up.