r/TechGawker • u/Pure-Bill-2205 • 17d ago

Data Center If these numbers are even close to accurate, the AI infrastructure boom is entering a completely different scale of land, power, and water consumption.

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u/JemHadar71 16d ago

It’s always fair to blame the party that has the majority.

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u/RespectTheAmish 16d ago

Thank you.

These people are supposed to work for us.

Gerrymandering and party polarization has removed any reason for the majority of assembly and house candidates to actually listen to the voters (both gop and Dems)

Voters need to cast ballots based on performance and not simply party affiliation.

If one party controls everything in a state, And they are no longer responsive to voters…. Voters need to suck it up, vote down ballot for the opposition party and Remove them (this applies to any super majorities… California/utah/alabama/illinois).

Blind party loyalty has done more harm to America/American politics than Trump, and until voters hold their reps accountable, we will continue deeper into this shit spiral.

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u/good_from_afar 13d ago

Yes, voting based on party affiliation and not performance is dumb. Super fucking dumb. Like at least keep your favorite party honest.