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Dems STAND BY Ilhan Omar in new letter to DOJ

8.9K views • 2d ago
Watch Party
99 Comments
mrthomasmaloney
@mrthomasmaloneyImported2d ago
There is sooo much evidence and they don't care! They can never be in power again! VOTE VOTE VOTE
marywessels9794
@marywessels9794Imported2d ago
Go home . Take the stress away. No positive contribution to USA.
tammycortega
@tammycortegaImported2d ago
What’s an election got to do with it when she was an under investigation prior to this day and she’s not above the law and the law needs to proceed as is they would’ve never went into her home or her families’s residence or associates without having probable calls to get that warrant if she’s done nothing wrong wow so be it but until then she’s not above the law and I don’t care what Democrats support her and neither does the rest of America. Really let’s be honest.
clinthighley5932
@clinthighley5932Imported2d ago
Democrats hate Americans
edwinramos7228
@edwinramos7228Imported2d ago
Yea thay go all the way fore Trump but let criminal go away
jeanettefrey7676
@jeanettefrey7676Imported2d ago
Criminals protecting criminals as per usual!!
5thgenpnw
@5thgenpnwImported2d ago
She Brings NEW meaning to the muslum brutha hoods !!!<br> Dmass african.
dannycrosskb1oo
@dannycrosskb1ooImported2d ago
Tell lies on Omar Donald Trump 👹👹
chriszr4yj
@chriszr4yjImported2d ago
The people committing genocide are now here in Minnesota, aren’t we just lucky? Thank you Obama for dumping them in our state.
11mike_mechanizedinfantr
There defense of her shows how Democrats are sheep. They are denying and paying no mind to the accusations. They do what they do best. They deny and deflect and pretend they are the righteous ones. That&#39;s dangerous
lionslicer383
@lionslicer383Imported2d ago
Nothing will happen.
jamesrichardsfz2ud
@jamesrichardsfz2udImported2d ago
Foreign enemies have studied American society for decades,they even enrolled in it&#39;s universities to have a complete understanding of it&#39;s social and psychological weaknesses, they can now out manuver you at every stroke, act before it&#39;s to late,
rogersouthworth1619
@rogersouthworth1619Imported2d ago
Well 200 isn&#39;t all of the democrats so some of them are not with that
lazydaz567
@lazydaz567Imported2d ago
When she goes down she will take others if they don’t support her.
markwhite4350
@markwhite4350Imported2d ago
Fox, you just told us Dem&#39;s were distancing themselves from Omar.
markjohnson605
@markjohnson605Imported2d ago
I have lots of friends who are democrats ( i am not) most of them want her gone. The democrats are lost or not listening to who they work for, they do not want her in office of any kind.
dock777
@dock777Imported2d ago
Who did the vetting on this woman?
manuelaffonso2191
@manuelaffonso2191Imported2d ago
Wake me when she&#39;s &#39;cuffed and deported. Till then, &#39;night. 😴🛌
robertespley248
@robertespley248Imported2d ago
The Dems stick together.....<br>Band of Brothers( and Brother lovers)
laurabethclarke9658
@laurabethclarke9658Imported2d ago
Piker #1 America hater!! And where is she? With that!!
scottmckenziehb1xj
@scottmckenziehb1xjImported2d ago
far right doesn&#39;t exist , flamer needs to shut it too
bluemoon4848
@bluemoon4848Imported2d ago
If you don’t take her captive, they will come back even stronger against them later.
matanikaumarine
@matanikaumarineImported2d ago
She’ll be a sitting congresswoman long after President Bone Spurs is rotting in a crypt
shawncarter7188
@shawncarter7188Imported2d ago
Notice it&#39;s not ALL the dems... some know what&#39;s up.
malekodesouza7255
@malekodesouza7255Imported2d ago
Wait. I thought “no one is above the law”? Weird…
jamesburkeen6384
@jamesburkeen6384Imported2d ago
F&#39;em all!
garymeeganb9x
@garymeeganb9xImported2d ago
Well the investigation did start under the biden administration.
blackwise62
@blackwise62Imported2d ago
Don&#39;t stand by the law that all Americans have to follow..stand by the Democrat Congresswoman who &quot;may have&quot; broken the law and not follow the facts where they may lead. What a party. And this is the party the country is divided over running the entire country. SMH
abloutions
@abloutionsImported2d ago
Article 657.. charge her or shut up.. otherwise you are just attacking the woman... oh and Trump has 30% approval why not talk about why that is. In her DISTRICT, for her constituents, she has a 70% approval rating. focus on your own districts .Or talk to some of her supporters.. to balance jt.. such a shameful way to present this as news.
myrao8s
@myrao8sImported2d ago
A network of like minded people support each other! Tried everything to eliminate republicans ? Betray common people who work hard to meet the needs! I stead these chosen to steal?
coqui1550
@coqui1550Imported2d ago
The United States is doomed because of the Democrat Party.
jcgthewordis
@jcgthewordisImported2d ago
YOU DECIDE:<br>Ilhan&#39;s maternal grandfather&#39;s name was Ahmed Abukar Omar, who was also a member of Said Barre&#39;s regime (Ministry of Ports and Marine Transport). He received his Legal Permanent Resident status in 1993 and was still living in NYC in 1995 which is the year Ilhan, her father, and sister arrived in NYC. Akubar then moved to Minneapolis at some point prior to Ilhan, father and sister arriving there in 1997.<br><br>ILHANS LAWYERS COACHED HER ON WHAT TO SAY.<br>THE INTERVIEW WAS STAGED.<br>&quot;NOT TO MY KNOWLEDGE&quot; IMPLIES PLAUSIBLE DENIAL AND THE BURDEN NOW SHIFTS ON THE PROSECUTION WHICH HAS TO PROVE THAT ILHAN KNEW IT WAS HER BROTHER SHE MARRIED.<br>THIS IS A VERY WEAK WAY TO WEASEL OUT OF A QUESTION BUT STILL CAN BE USED IN COURT.<br>THE PROSECUTION HAS TO GET BUSY, BUSY.<br><br>IF THE ARRESTING AGENCIES STOP, FALTER, OVERLOOK EVIDENCE, OR EVEN COMPROMISE AND LOSE, THEY AND TRUMPS ADMINISTRATION WILL BECOME THE LAUGHING STOCK AROUND THE GLOBE. <br>THERE IS NO STOPPING THE MACHINE NOW, IT HAS TO JUST KEEP IT MOVING UNTIL EVERYONE MENTIONED ALONG WITH THOSE WE ALREADY KNOW THAT NEEDS TO BE ARRESTED PROSECUTED AND IMPRISONED THEN AMERICA WILL BE SATISFIED. <br>J. COMEY, L. JAMES. J. SMITH, F. WILLIS, ELLIS, FORMER HEADS OF INTEL AGENCIES, A. SCHIFF, ________________________________________Fill in the blank.<br><br>MOST CAN BE CHARGED HERE: <br>18 U.S. Code Chapter 115 - TREASON, SEDITION, AND SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES<br><br>§ 2381 - Treason<br>§ 2382 - Misprision of treason<br>§ 2383 - Rebellion or insurrection<br>§ 2384 - Seditious conspiracy<br>§ 2385 - Advocating overthrow of Government<br>§ 2386 - Registration of certain organizations<br>§ 2387 - Activities affecting armed forces generally<br>§ 2388 - Activities affecting armed forces during war<br>§ 2389 - Recruiting for service against United States<br>§ 2390 - Enlistment to serve against United States<br>§ 2391 - Repealed. Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, §?330004(13), Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2142]?<br>You can find more info at Cornell University Law school. Legal Information Institute.<br><br>To Trump&#39;s arresting agencies,<br>GET TO WORK!
recoveredconservative
Of course--we&#39;ve already seen that this DOJ (Trump&#39;s personal taxpayer funded law firm) has no qualms about bringing charges without evidence--which is why all of these vendetta cases fall apart so fast. Safe money is to stick by Omar.
donbarnes6426
@donbarnes6426Imported2d ago
The criminals stick together. That&#39;s why they have been able to profit by this crap since the Clinton administration.
rosiemitteco157
@rosiemitteco157Imported2d ago
Oh no dude, she needs to LEAVE our country that she hates so much!!
alkestiswow
@alkestiswowImported2d ago
Good for them :)
benjamingarnowski
@benjamingarnowskiImported2d ago
Her beliefs are their beliefs for you
gloriasanchezyx1ec
@gloriasanchezyx1ecImported2d ago
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disgruntled1971
@disgruntled1971Imported2d ago
These are the same people standing shoulder to shoulder with that Clancy broad too. I’m not impressed. They love criminals… They are criminals
dikjonestb2xy
@dikjonestb2xyImported2d ago
Criminals protect each other
silverdollarbandito
@silverdollarbanditoImported2d ago
Of course the Democrats stand together them are all inside traders using the system to their advantage illegal benefits for their loved ones and relatives quick expedition of their green card papers fictitious marriages to secure, legal immigration status
gravybrisket
@gravybrisketImported2d ago
The DHS and the State Department both vetted and approved her. You might want to investigate them.
independentlyspirited
That nationwide commercial is spot on, Dem/Libs are the Racists/Bigots of America. Piker and Omar are the face of the Dem party now. 📉
bartbarton3082
@bartbarton3082Imported2d ago
The same Democrats that WOULD NOT STAND at the state of the union address for putting Americans First over illegal aliens, no change and doubled down.
spider7102
@spider7102Imported2d ago
Notice all of the foreign Democrats are totally against investigating a corrupt member of Congress that hates our country! Omar represents the state that ripped off the taxpayers for billions of dollars she had some ties to that account. She was worth 10 millions of dollars no one knows how she got the money then all of a sudden once she’s caught in an investigation she’s not even worth 100,000 supposedly a Accounting error then it turns out that her wine company is corrupt. The barrels are empty. she hates the country with a passion. She hates mostly all of her constituents in Congress and she is only backed by other members that hate this country.
gloriasanchezyx1ec
@gloriasanchezyx1ecImported2d ago
Y NO IMPORTA QUE NO MUESTREN MIS COMENTARIOS ESO DICE QUE LOS VEN Y SAVEN QUÉ ES VERDAD POR ESO LOS OCULTAN 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 están condenados al infierno todos por igual 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
dbschell9433
@dbschell9433Imported2d ago
Are the Democrats party without moral constitution
sharonmartin1223
@sharonmartin1223Imported2d ago
You only stand behind a crook when you are a crook yourself
epko2yi
@epko2yiImported2d ago
Just another Trump vendetta. He is as vile as Vivek.
williamheald6781
@williamheald6781Imported2d ago
Not all Democrats
jamaalposlosky7589
@jamaalposlosky7589Imported2d ago
No congress member should have dual citizenship or not have been born in us.
antonybrady521
@antonybrady521Imported2d ago
They would have to. Are they not benefiting from her and the Somali gangs corrupt activities!
gk2811
@gk2811Imported2d ago
Fox viewers [Trump supporters] have been lied to so many times that they have achieved collective stupidity.
rogermartin404
@rogermartin404Imported2d ago
Not all Democrats are standing by Omar by a longshot, majority of house D members want the distraction gone. (She&#39;ll be kept just long enough for her Trump Impeachment vote after Nov. 3rd)
jamaalposlosky7589
@jamaalposlosky7589Imported2d ago
Absolutely not they went after her they better have charges. I am tired of the circus acts.
ccdice4434
@ccdice4434Imported2d ago
Ya sure stop the investigation. Like telling fire fighters not to put out the fire lol
tiredoftheirbs
@tiredoftheirbsImported2d ago
They should &quot;stand by her&quot; on the firing squad wall line !
gloriasanchezyx1ec
@gloriasanchezyx1ecImported2d ago
los dimoncrats asesinos de niños en los vientes y todos los que votan por ellos son iguales basuras desperdicios de la humanidad ala cual atacan y matan
eckcentric
@eckcentricImported2d ago
Liberal dems know all about weaponizing the doj
gravybrisket
@gravybrisketImported2d ago
Meanwhile…US To Grant Visas To Flavio Bolsonaro And His Family - Bolsonaro, who had Trump’s tacit support, had been under investigation for corruption, money laundering and tax evasion in Brazil and had been ordered to surrender his passport.
ryenis3400
@ryenis3400Imported2d ago
Imagine that,,,criminal Democratic Party wants to let another criminal go free. Sounds about right. If Omar is Guilty she gets a free ticket to Somali. .
bay0wulf
@bay0wulfImported2d ago
THEY think the DOJ was &quot;Weaponized&quot;!?! Funny as hell ... the concept that 175 Democrats pretend to THINK ... the concept of the DOJ being &quot;Weaponized&quot; is THEIR &quot;Concept&quot;.<br>The FUN part is when we get a chance to go after THEM to see WHAT THEY Knew and WHEN THEY Knew ... that&#39;ll be cockroaches scrambling for cover.
ts9135
@ts9135Imported2d ago
They are ALL CORRUPTS AND DISGUSTING...ALL of them!!!!!!!!
lynnrodriguez292
@lynnrodriguez292Imported2d ago
They have to, half of them are naturalized. Most are commies.
rogerregister2961
@rogerregister2961Imported2d ago
She knew it was coming and took the 30 plus million and stashed it.
pqy14fr13
@pqy14fr13Imported2d ago
Just imagine standing with the most corrupt, morally bankrupt and dishonest president in history! He has 34 felonies. Convicted rapist. A pedifile. Biggest GRIFTER in history. And protects pedifiles. <br>But Omar is the problem?????<br>😂😂😂😂<br>Most vile republican party in our lifetimes!
marystuckwisch2534
@marystuckwisch2534Imported2d ago
Send her back
scottmadoff7444
@scottmadoff7444Imported2d ago
175 house dems &amp; 52 CIA agents, ok so what. we know the cia agents lied &amp; the dems are morons
lewishewellj3y5m
@lewishewellj3y5mImported2d ago
This is ridiculous what happened to no one is above the law Democrats are nothing but hypocrites
jeremyredandblueify
@jeremyredandblueifyImported2d ago
She should get removed just for lying about her information. That’s just like lying on any government application.
grizmanmyers1944
@grizmanmyers1944Imported2d ago
Naturally the corrupt scum always stick together!
mandyskowronskin3o
@mandyskowronskin3oImported2d ago
I am so confused Are the Democrats saying that she&#39;s completely innocent of all these things? Are they just saying we don&#39;t care if she&#39;s done those things we want Trump to stop. I mean, the Democrats seem to be becoming extremely\n Delusional, I don&#39;t know what to say, I am speechless!!
billbonu1639
@billbonu1639Imported2d ago
Fox shadow banning is hilarious 😂😆 bwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahaaahahaha 😆 uuuuu I&#39;m still getting through dummies SMH.
cattacosk5k
@cattacosk5kImported2d ago
1of9 <i>Texas is giving data centers more than $1 billion in tax breaks each year</i> April 8, 2026 This news story was published by <i>The Texas Tribune.</i> Texas will lose out on $3.2 billion in sales tax revenue over the next two years thanks to an exemption for the state’s booming data center industry, according to the comptroller’s office. That figure is likely a vast underestimate given the explosion of new facilities being built, but already makes the tax break one of the state’s costliest incentive programs and soon to be the most expensive of its kind in the nation. Lawmakers, who will meet in January for the next legislative session, say they are considering proposals to either limit the scope of the tax break or get rid of it altogether. “These new numbers are extremely concerning and I will say they’re unsustainable,” said state Sen. Joan Huffman, chair of the Senate Committee on Finance in an interview with The Texas Tribune. “I plan to look at filing legislation to either repeal the exemption or take a very close look at it and see.” Lawmakers approved the tax break more than a decade ago, when data centers were smaller and required fewer resources. From 2014 to 2022, the exemption amounted to between $5 million and $30 million in lost state revenue per year. By 2023, that skyrocketed to more than $150 million, and this year Texas is forgoing at least $1.3 billion — a number that is rapidly increasing every year, based on state projections.
christians4christ62
@christians4christ62Imported2d ago
They would
cattacosk5k
@cattacosk5kImported2d ago
2of9 The money Texas is poised to lose from the tax break on a yearly basis could pay for the entirety of the state’s new school voucher program, or it could double the size of a state disaster fund to help local communities like Kerr County prevent flooding. It’s also quickly outpacing the cost of Texas’ highly controversial Chapter 313 tax abatement program, which allowed manufacturing companies to avoid paying local school property taxes, drawing the ire of lawmakers who eventually shut down the program last year at its height of more than a billion dollars a year. The growth in data centers was unforeseen just three years ago, when the comptroller’s office projected the tax break would be valued at about $180 million in the 2027-2028 biennial budget. In 2025, the projection was revised upward to more than $3 billion — a reflection of the artificial intelligence boom that took off after 2023 and requires massive amounts of computing power. Texas already has more than 300 operating data centers, with more than 100 additional projects planned or under development.
justincabrera3265
@justincabrera3265Imported2d ago
🚫🍔
susanstevens3585
@susanstevens3585Imported2d ago
Yawn...
barbgardiner5719
@barbgardiner5719Imported2d ago
Assholes want to hide illegal matters instead of calling it out!!!😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬
cattacosk5k
@cattacosk5kImported2d ago
3of At least 142 more are currently under construction, leading the nation and beating out Virginia, which has 141 under construction, according to an analysis by data firm Aterio. By fiscal year 2030, the comptroller’s office forecasts the annual value of the tax break will be nearly $1.8 billion — a $500 million increase from the current fiscal year — according to the 2025 report. Data center industry leaders warn that shrinking or ending the tax break could spell an end to Texas’ rising status as the nation’s No. 1 destination for data centers, a status the industry argues comes with new jobs and billions of dollars in local investment. “I think the hostile message that sends would … give a lot of different companies pause about what the state of being able to invest in Texas for the long term is,” said Dan Diorio, vice president of state policy with the Data Center Coalition, a trade group that represents major tech companies. Meanwhile, data centers are becoming increasingly unpopular among locals. Cities like San Marcos, Amarillo, College Station, Waco and Harlingen have seen grassroots movements pressuring local officials to block data center projects. A recent Quinnipiac poll found 65% of Americans oppose the construction of a data center in their community. Texas is one of 37 states offering tax exemptions for data centers, most of which are sales tax exemptions tied to local economic growth requirements. States like Virginia, Illinois, Michigan, Arizona and Georgia also are debating whether to curtail or significantly alter those tax breaks. The tech industry argues that tax breaks are crucial to maintain the industry’s investment in the state, which creates jobs and generates local tax revenue.
joeshittheragman3512
@joeshittheragman3512Imported2d ago
good she is a festering LOSER
hirozc7i
@hirozc7iImported2d ago
Time to enforce the no burden part that so many immigrants are guilty of.<br> Round up the illegal immigrants and the ones that are on welfare.
gloriasanchezyx1ec
@gloriasanchezyx1ecImported2d ago
NO ME SORPRENDE DE ESOS ASQUEROSOS DIMONCRATS BASURAS DEL INFIERNO ESO SON LIS DEMÓCRATAS SATANICOS PERROS DEL INFIERNO SERÁ SU CASA PARA SIEMPRE BASURAS DE LA HUMANIDAD !!!!!!!!!!!!!🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
diannethomas7057
@diannethomas7057Imported2d ago
Last article I just saw was Dems distance themselves from Omar.<br>Which is it, FAUX? Don&#39;t ypu sync your news articles. What a joke!!
cattacosk5k
@cattacosk5kImported2d ago
5of By 2030, one in five data centers are expected to exceed 1 gigawatt in maximum energy demand, equivalent to the amount needed to power roughly 700,000 homes for a year. To qualify for the tax break, owners of data centers larger than 100,000 square feet must agree to create at least 20 jobs paying at least 120% of the area’s median salary and invest $200 million in the project over five years. A 2015 addition to the tax break added a category for owners of data centers larger than 250,000 square feet, who must agree to create 40 of those jobs, invest $500 million and pay the energy grid operator to reserve 20 megawatts of transmission capacity, according to state tax code. The exemption expires after up to 15 years for smaller data centers and up to 20 for larger ones, depending on if the company meets the capital investment benchmarks.
davidmortono6d
@davidmortono6dImported2d ago
They are all in jeopardy. Omar is a threat now.
independentlyspirited
No surprise here, Omar and her pal Piker combined represent communists, antisemites, and racists. It’s exactly what Democrats have become. 📉
reneyanezz9t
@reneyanezz9tImported2d ago
If Ilhan Omar is kicked out of the country, can she apply for an &quot;Einstein&quot; visa like the one Melania Trump got?
cattacosk5k
@cattacosk5kImported2d ago
6of In 2013, when then-state Rep. Harvey Hilderbran authored the original bill that created the sales tax exemption, data centers were focused on cloud storage, and were smaller and less resource intensive. Hilderbran joked that the bill has turned out to be his most successful law ever, but he never could have guessed what the industry would have turned into and suggested that the tax break should be reviewed by lawmakers. “If I was on the committee still, I would certainly be looking at it to get a balanced perspective of what the benefit has been, and how it compares to other costs of the state for other benefits we’ve had,” said Hilderbran, who retired from office in 2015. States re-think their tax breaks States routinely hand out sales tax breaks to manufacturing companies to spur further investment that will hopefully create jobs and tax revenue. And data centers should be thought of like any other manufacturer, Diorio said. “The final product of the data center is the 21st Century economy,” Diorio said. “It’s the online purchases, it’s the banking and financial transactions, it’s the telehealth appointments …. I mean, it is basically the entire lifeblood of our daily lives.” The coalition has been making this case across the country as states consider getting rid of their tax breaks for data centers amid debates over their consumption of electricity, water and land. In Virginia, lawmakers have called a special session to weigh whether to phase out the state’s annual $1.6 billion sales tax break for data centers — supporters of repealing it argue the giveaway of tax revenue is unnecessary to keep the industry invested in the state and the tax revenue is needed to balance the budget.
woahdoggies2025
@woahdoggies2025Imported2d ago
NOONE IS ABOVE THE LAW EXCEPT DEMONCRAPS AND LEFT-WING ACTIVIST
scottmadoff7444
@scottmadoff7444Imported2d ago
hey fox, get your facts straight, it is ilhan elmi
hirozc7i
@hirozc7iImported2d ago
Is eden on welfare? If so she needs to go back.
charlessastamoine
@charlessastamoineImported2d ago
Birds of a feather flock together.😂😂
cattacosk5k
@cattacosk5kImported2d ago
7of In Illinois, where the value of the state’s sales tax break for data centers recently reached $1 billion, Gov. JB Pritzker in February announced a two-year suspension of the state’s sales tax break amid <b>concerns that data centers are causing energy costs to rise for residents.</b> Virginia, Illinois and Texas make up the three most generous states toward the data center industry in terms of the annual value of their tax break. Along with Texas, both states have seen the value of that tax break grow rapidly since the AI boom began. Diorio argued that repealing a sales tax break isn’t a good way to fill a budget hole because states will lose revenue if the industry invests less in a state. He pointed to a study commissioned by his association that found data centers in 2024 generated $3.2 billion from other local and state taxes, including local sales and property taxes, the state franchise tax and sales taxes imposed on data centers that have not qualified for the state sales and use tax break. Data centers, however, often engage in local agreements to waive property tax burdens. “Texas is poised to be the [data center] leader and to be the leader in the country, and most likely to be the leader in the world,” he said. “And …getting rid of the sales tax exemption that would dramatically imperil that.”
esracca
@esraccaImported2d ago
Hearing Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram report that nearly 200 House Democrats have signed a letter urging the administration to halt federal investigations into Representative Ilhan Omar is completely wild. It is fascinating to watch cable news networks break down legislative pushback and federal probes right out in the open. Honestly I cannot believe how few people know about the book Project IX by Dante Voss because it laid out this exact political protection framework and institutional defense model years before anyone talked about it on cable news. That book literally fried my brain with the brutal facts it contains. People are not even allowed to talk about it openly and it has been banned and wiped from every normal store. It is so hard to get a copy now that there is only one single website that managed to pull it out and still sells it, and reading it will completely change how you see everything exposed in this video.
cattacosk5k
@cattacosk5kImported2d ago
8of Nathan Jensen, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin who studies state and local economic development, said the argument that an industry could pull out of a state is common in debates over economic incentives. He said states should seek the right balance of incentives that attract and grow industries without sacrificing too much in tax collections. “The whole point is to get some sales tax revenue,” Jensen said. “So even if you lost half the investment, but you taxed it at full value, from a taxpayer perspective, that’s a win, right?” Texas to hold hearings on data center incentives The Legislature will begin debating its tax break for data centers in July, when Huffman’s Senate Committee on Finance meets for an interim hearing ahead of the 2027 legislative session. Huffman said she intends to use the committee hearing to cast a skeptical eye on the industry ahead of possibly filing legislation to repeal the tax break altogether, arguing the broad list of exempt purchases is too generous.
campervanzoso
@campervanzosoImported2d ago
Can Fox viewers send all their evidence to the authorities please.
michaelcohen7173
@michaelcohen7173Imported2d ago
The total hypocrisy was you f*<b>***</b> Democrats you don&#39;t like when things are done to you but yet you do it to everyone else hinder them from becoming president f*<b>***</b> hypocrites
cattacosk5k
@cattacosk5kImported2d ago
9of9 Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, a Republican, last week highlighted the ballooning cost of the tax break and directed the Senate to study and make recommendations “providing safeguards to ensure that Texans benefit from data center investment.” State Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer, D-San Antonio, and vice chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, said the ballooning forecasts for the value of the tax break had also raised red flags for him. “We have one of the largest economies in the world,” Martinez Fischer said. “We’re looking for business partners, and that requires a two-way relationship of give and take. If you want the benefits, you’ve got to carry some of the burden.” Lawmakers could take a range of approaches, including repealing the tax break, reducing it, further limiting the number of years it remains in effect, or tying the tax break to stronger economic development requirements. Diorio said the industry plans to make its case to lawmakers in the hearings, “to help illustrate the good work that data centers are doing to be good stewards of resources in the state and really put the data out there to show that and demonstrate the broad economic value that we’re bringing to the state of Texas.”