Texas Republican Party faces backlash over data center regulations

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A former Texas Republican Party official, Rena Schroeder, resigned dramatically after a dispute over data center regulations. Schroeder expressed frustration with party members who she felt were prioritizing industry interests over community concerns, leading her to abandon her commitment to the party. AI

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...“They started screaming and yelling, and you would have thought I started World War III,” Schroeder said. “They said, ‘We won’t accept that, Rena. You’re gon

...“They started screaming and yelling, and you would have thought I started World War III,” Schroeder said. “They said, ‘We won’t accept that, Rena. You’re gonna have to revise it to regulations.’” She threw her hands up in the air and said, “The only thing that I’m gonna revise…

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...“They started screaming and yelling, and you would have thought I started World War III,” Schroeder said. “They said, ‘We won’t accept that, Rena. You’re gon

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