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Across Tarrant County, Republican officials are leading the push to slow data center development and protect neighborhoods, the electric grid, and water supplies. A proposed facility just over 200 feet from homes in the Keller-Westlake area has sparked a temporary restraining order and local pushback. Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick have called for pauses, audits, and new guardrails so projects don’t raise residential electric bills or shift costs onto ratepayers. Leigh Wambsganss, Republican candidate for SD9, stated: “I am not opposed to data centers, I am opposed to building data centers in such close proximity to homes and schools.” For families watching cranes go up near their backyards, the message is clear—Texans must come first.

By Cheryl Bean (For HD 94)

I believe in hard work, safe communities, and an economy that lets families get ahead. My opponent is pulled toward DSA ideas that sound nice but endanger Texas—higher taxes, weaker borders, government control of energy, housing, and business. Venezuela shows the result: shortages and collapse despite oil wealth. Texas cannot afford that experiment. District 94 should stay a place where work pays and the law means something. Socialism sounds nice until it hits Texas.

In America, there’s a growing awareness of, and concern about, Islam’s totalitarian code known as Sharia. That is principally because its practitioners are increasingly on the march worldwide, including in this country, including Texas.

Texas lawmakers and survivor advocates built the blueprint for ending NDAs and forcing institutional accountability, and now it’s headed to Congress.

In America, there’s a growing awareness of, and concern about, Islam’s totalitarian code known as Sharia. That is principally because its practitioners are increasingly on the march worldwide, including in this country, including Texas.