A sharp divide within the Republican Party over data centers is testing President Trump’s long-standing backing for the industry, raising questions about how he will navigate the issue ahead of the midterms. Despite his continued advocacy, the president has hinted he may allow GOP candidates flexibility to oppose these facilities, reflecting rising skepticism among conservatives. The tension highlights a potential clash between Trump’s economic priorities and the party’s evolving stance on infrastructure projects. With elections looming, the debate could reshape policy and campaign strategies.
Republicans’ growing skepticism about data centers is forcing President Trump to balance his steadfast support for the industry with pushback from his party ahead of the midterm elections. While Trump has doubled down on his support of data centers, the president signaled last week he may give GOP candidates room to oppose the facilities as...
