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2026-09-18 09:47
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Don’t California America
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First reported by Washington Examiner (Lean right); 2 outlets over 45h.
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- Washington ExaminerLean right
Last year, Congress made an important statement: California should not be granted special treatment under the Clean Air Act to dictate what kinds of cars and trucks the rest of America can buy.
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Permitting delays, grid bottlenecks and supply chain constraints threaten U.S. AI leadership as competitors aggressively expand critical infrastructure.
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America runs on data. If we don’t build the infrastructure, China will
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Don’t California America
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