BREAKING: San Marcos just voted to prohibit data centers across the entire city. This is what happens when regular people stand up to the biggest corporations on earth. These corrupt bigshots may have money, but Texans still have the final say.

Food prices didn't skyrocket by accident. A handful of massive corporations have spent decades buying up competitors, squeezing farmers, and leaving small businesses with fewer choices. It's time to take on these corrupt bigshots and build a food system that works for all of us.

Most Texans know AI data centers use massive amounts of water and electricity, but what they don't talk about is the noise. These facilities can generate noise for miles around them, including frequencies that livestock may hear even when we can't.

Our soil is one of Texas's most valuable resources. For decades, pollution, heavy metals, and forever chemicals have been allowed to build up while corrupt bigshots walk away with the profits. Hemp can help restore damaged soil, support farmers, and strengthen our rural economy.

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Data centers are literally changing the environment around them. A new study found they may be raising temperatures for miles around their facilities, harming plants, animals, and people alike. We deserve answers before more of these projects are approved across our state.

The New World Screwworm is here. If you own livestock, horses, pets, or work around animals, knowing what to look for could save an animal's life. We've beaten screwworm before, and we can do it again.

Texas communities shouldn’t be forced to sacrifice their water and infrastructure for these corrupt bigshots’ profits. That’s why we’re bringing this conversation directly to East Texas. Join us on June 17 in Lufkin for an AI Data Center Town Hall and Panel.

Remember when people laughed at sterile fly programs? Now we're spending billions trying to stop a screwworm outbreak. Sometimes the cheapest government program is the one that prevents a billion-dollar disaster.

Our food system is broken. For decades, giant food corporations have loaded our food with additives and chemicals while Texans pay more for less. We deserve food that's affordable, transparent, and held to higher standards.

You don’t wait until your house is on fire to buy a fire extinguisher. We shouldn’t wait for a full-blown screwworm outbreak before taking every action able to us. Let’s deal with this threat with all tools available.

Our water is too valuable to waste. Yet more than 500 planned data centers are headed to drought-stricken areas. We deserve a say before our water is handed over to these corrupt bigshots.

Water is one of Texas's most valuable resources. Families need it. Farmers need it. Ranchers need it. Small towns depend on it. That's why Texans shouldn't have to compete with these corrupt bigshots for their own water.

If screwworm spreads, Texans will feel it at the grocery store. Higher costs for ranchers eventually become higher costs for families. Let's stop this threat before it gets worse.

Texas is running out of time for water. The cost of meeting future demand has skyrocketed to $174 billion, and every new water-intensive project makes the challenge even harder. We need leaders willing to protect our water before it's too late.

Imagine spending tens of thousands of dollars trying to save your water well, only to be forced from your home anyway. That's the reality some families are facing near massive data centers. We shouldn't have to worry about losing our water so Corrupt Bigshots can build more AI data centers.

Texas soil didn't become unhealthy overnight, and it won't recover overnight either. Hemp can help restore nutrients, improve soil health, and even help remove contaminants from damaged farmland. The Corrupt Bigshots treat our land like it's disposable, but we know better.

This is exactly why Texans need to take the screwworm threat seriously. What starts with livestock can quickly affect pets, wildlife, and the food supply that families depend on. We need an aggressive response before this becomes a larger crisis.

Organized people can beat organized money. That's why we've launched a new Data Center Reporting Form. If you've been affected, know about a project in your area, or are involved in local organizing efforts, we want to hear from you.

The New World Screwworm is back. It threatens cattle, goats, horses, wildlife, pets, and ultimately your grocery bill. We've beaten these little bastards before, and we'll beat them again, but only if we're willing to use every proven tool available.

Texans deserve innovation that works for us, not against us. When these corrupt bigshots refuse to use better solutions, regular Texans are left paying the cost through higher water and power demands. Let's put Texans before corporate profits.

Screwworm is back, and waiting is not a plan. We've beaten it before, but we'll only beat it again if we use every tool available to protect our livestock, pets, and food supply. We can't afford to wait years for half-measures.

The Corrupt Bigshots say data centers will bring their own power. What they don't tell you is that the data centers can be built long before the power plants are ready. Texans shouldn't be stuck paying the price for their expansion.

Texans know it's easier to stop a problem early than clean up a disaster later. That's why we need to take the New World Screwworm seriously before it spreads further and puts more pressure on ranchers, consumers, and our food supply. Let's get ahead of it.

These Corrupt Bigshots may have money, but we got each other. Today, I spoke at the Parker County Commissioners Court about why Texans shouldn't have to sacrifice their water, land, & quality of life for these data centers. Organized people can beat organized money, but only if we stand together.

A handful of Corrupt Bigshots want the resources of entire communities to power their AI ambitions. I'm fighting to make sure Texans decide the future of our water, land, and electric grid. Join me tonight for a national discussion on the impact of data centers and what we can do about it.

BREAKING: A New World Screwworm (NWS) has been found in a West Texas dog. This is more than just about cattle. It's about all of us: our livestock, our pets, our health. We need to do everything possible to fight the NWS. We're fighting the Screwworm with one arm tied behind our backs.

Technology should work for people, not make life more expensive. As AI companies and data centers buy up massive amounts of computing hardware, everyday Texans are paying the price through higher computer costs. We need technology that serves people, not the other way around.

Texas beat the New World Screwworm before. If we don’t act now, Texas ranchers, wildlife, pets, and grocery prices could all pay the price. We need every proven tool available to stop this threat before it spreads.

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When a single industry uses more power than entire countries, Texans deserve answers. The Corrupt Bigshots want the profits while local communities carry the burden. Let's protect Texas before the damage is done.

Parents deserve to know what's in their kids' food. For years, powerful corporations put profits first while harmful chemicals found their way into products served across America. The Texas Ag Commissioner has real authority over school nutrition, and we should use it to put Texas families first.

Texas should lead the nation in hemp production. This system is tilted towards powerful interests while independent farmers get left behind. Let’s stand up for Texas agriculture, rural jobs, and common sense.

Scientists are warning that the water system is approaching a breaking point. Now isn’t the time to hand more water to the Corrupt Bigshots. No community, in TX or elsewhere, should have to wonder if there will be enough water tomorrow.

What if some of these AI data centers shouldn't have been approved in the first place? Some projects have already faced challenges over federal restrictions tied to critical infrastructure and foreign-made components.

We already have more data centers than the next seven countries combined. When they say this is about competition, they’re lying. This is about automating jobs away and creating mass surveillance.

The Tech Barons don't love Texas, but they love what they can take from it. They want us distracted and divided while they profit. If Texans stand together, we can stop reckless AI data centers and protect our communities.

The New World Screwworm has been confirmed in South Texas. We've beaten this pest before, and we'll beat it again. But let's be honest: we should have been preparing for this long before it reached our border.

Before AI data centers get special deals, Texans deserve answers. If they want to enter a community, they should demonstrate what it will mean for local water supplies, electricity bills, property values, and jobs.

The Greedy Few want us to believe their power is inevitable. Every major victory working people have ever won happened because organized people stood together and fought back against organized money. They may have their lobbyists and money, but we have each other.

If the economy is doing so great, why does everything feel more expensive? One reason is that a handful of monopolies have gained enormous control over the industries we rely on every day. We're fighting to make it work for regular people again.

More than 100 Bell County residents showed up to demand answers about AI data centers and the costs they could impose on local communities. The people who live here deserve a say before our communities are handed over to outside interests.

This issue is bigger than politics. When it comes to protecting Texas water & local communities, people from all walks of life are finding common ground. We look forward to joining Ag Commissioner Sid Miller & others for a bipartisan discussion on June 11 on the real costs of AI data centers in Tx.

Texans deserve a say in what happens to their communities. Today, I spoke at the Bell County Commissioners Court about the real costs of AI data centers: increased water and power demand, noise and property value concerns, and the impact these projects can have on the people who already live there.

Texans are already worried about water and electricity costs. So why are we rolling out the red carpet for AI data centers that could drive both even higher? If these data centers are built irresponsibly, regular people will pay the price.

Texans are standing up to the Tech Barons. We're building a statewide movement to stop AI data centers from draining our water and reshaping our communities without our consent. Our water, land, and future are worth more than AI profits.

My name is Clayton Tucker, I'm running for TX Ag Commissioner to make food/farming affordable and to protect our resources from being pillaged by the Greedy Few. Unlike my opponent, we don't take monopoly or Big Data money. We're less than $2k away from our end of month goal. Can you chip in today?

Texans are asking the right question: Why are we giving special treatment to AI data centers when our water future is already at risk? The Tech Barons want Texas resources, but we’re fighting for Texans.

The Tech Barons picked the wrong state. Across Texas, people who don't agree on much are coming together because they're tired of being sold out to Wall Street & Silicon Valley. When water is at risk, land is threatened, & communities are ignored, only organized people can beat organized money.

When longtime Republicans start canvassing for a Democrat, people notice. Texans are tired of watching a handful of corporations treat our communities like they're for sale.