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News articleYahoo Finance· December 12, 2025

AI Is Powering Trump’s Economy, But American Voters Are Getting Worried

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AI Is Powering Trump’s Economy, But American Voters Are Getting Worried (Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump is heading into the 2026 election year vowing to pull out all the stops to promote artificial intelligence — just as American voters are starting to voice some doubts…
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  • Republicans should promote AI leadership while addressing electricity cost concerns

    80% confidence
  • Tech capital spending will exceed $500 billion in 2026

    80% confidence
  • Right now, we're leading artificial intelligence by a lot

    80% confidence
  • Rising electricity prices are a legitimate discussion

    80% confidence
  • Data centers bring other business and jobs to Ohio

    80% confidence
  • AI risk to employment is terrifying

    80% confidence
  • AI will make productive workers a lot of money

    80% confidence
  • Local opposition will not stunt data center industry in Ohio

    80% confidence
  • AI companies want worker productivity until they get robots and then will discard workers

    80% confidence
  • Cannot afford bigger electric or water bills from data centers

    80% confidence
  • 120 jobs not enough to justify impact on community

    80% confidence
  • Investors will price in time, uncertainty and political risk to data center projects

    80% confidence
  • Our administration is committed to total dominance in technology

    80% confidence

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