Tech billionaires are telling us that AI will cure cancer, solve world hunger and bring an age of abundance where none of us has to work. They're lying, and none of it is happening. What they are actually building is systems to take all our jobs and put more power in the hands of corporations and less in ours, and the Republican party is working hand in hand with them to make it happen. It's time to vote them all out.
Big Tech's AI Utopia Is a Lie. Republicans Are Helping Them Take Your Job.
Related articles
Greg Abbott Says Data Centers 'Dug Their Own Grave.' The Industry's Donors Have Given Him About $9 Million — and His Biggest Month Came Right After His 'Crackdown.'
A Texas Tribune analysis found Greg Abbott has raised about $9 million from data center-related donors since July 2025 — $2.8 million of it, his biggest monthly haul, after he 'paused' the industry. His opponent got one $25,000 check.
John James Took the Maximum From a Chicken Boss Whose Company Settled for $205 Million Over Polluted Wells — and $13.5 Million Over Claims It Held Down Workers' Pay
John James took $11,325 from two poultry-industry executives — one whose company settled claims over polluted drinking water and a scheme to suppress poultry workers' wages. As governor, James would pick Michigan's environmental and farm regulators.
Michael Whatley Says Data Center Opposition 'Isn't Organic' and Backs Tax Breaks for Them. Executives at a Data Center Owner Gave Him $27,000.
People at KKR — co-owner of CyrusOne, which runs a data center campus in Research Triangle Park and is building another near Sanford — gave North Carolina's Republican Senate nominee $27,000, including $5,000 from co-founder Henry Kravis. Whatley says data centers should get tax breaks but not subsidies.