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WATCH: Top Virginia State Senator Who Authored $15 Minimum Wage Bill Slams Data Centers for Paying Construction Workers Too Much Original

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By Thomas Catenacci Verified
| The Washington Free Beacon Verified
L. Louise Lucas (Facebook) Virginia state senator L. Louise Lucas, a top Democratic leader in the state, is levying a novel critique at companies building data centers in the state—that they're paying construction workers too much money.
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DC’s Socialist Soon-To-Be Mayor Ran on Energy Affordability—but Pushed ‘Make Polluters Pay’ Plan That Experts Say Will Raise Power and Gas Bills

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By Thomas Catenacci Verified
| Conservative Review Verified
Janeese Lewis George, an avowed socialist who is heavily favored to become the next mayor of Washington, D.C., made energy affordability a central pillar of her campaign, stating that "all Washingtonians should be able to afford everyday needs like electricity." But as a member of the D.C. city council, she authored legislation that would open the door to forcing oil and gas companies to pool billions of dollars into a climate fund, something experts say would make energy even more expensive...
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DC’s Socialist Soon-To-Be Mayor Ran on Energy Affordability—but Pushed ‘Make Polluters Pay’ Plan That Experts Say Will Raise Power and Gas Bills

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By Thomas Catenacci Verified
| The Washington Free Beacon Verified
Janeese Lewis George, an avowed socialist who is heavily favored to become the next mayor of Washington, D.C., made energy affordability a central pillar of her campaign, stating that "all Washingtonians should be able to afford everyday needs like electricity." But as a member of the D.C. city council, she authored legislation that would open the door to forcing oil and gas companies to pool billions of dollars into a climate fund, something experts say would make energy even more expensive...
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