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First reported by The Hill (Center); 5 outlets over 46h.
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President Trump defended data centers at a midterm campaign rally in Vandalia, Ohio Saturday, arguing that the U.S. will risk losing ground in the global artificial intelligence race against China without the massive facilities that have come under heightened scrutiny in recent years.
Read at thehill.com →"There's so much money to be made for Ohio. You can’t just turn them off. They’ll go to China,” Trump told supporters at an Ohio rally.
Read at nypost.com →After a few days campaigning in safe conservative territory, President Donald Trump on Saturday takes his midterm tour into Ohio, a battleground state that's home to one of the top-tier Senate races this cycle.
Read at washingtontimes.com →Trump Defends Data Centers in Ohio as he Rallies to Boost Jon Husted in a Tight Senate Race Newsmax
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