Former Trump and Obama advisers propose bipartisan data center rules

Robert Wolf and Stephen Moore want federal guidelines that protect ratepayers and leave land-use decisions to local communities A Democrat and a Republican walked into a policy debate and came out with a joint plan. Robert Wolf and Stephen Moore, former economic advisers from the Obama and Trump administrations respectively, have released a framework for how America should handle the wave of AI data center construction. Their pitch is a middle path. They reject both a free-for-all approach and outright bans, and they call for federal guidelines built around five priority areas. The paper carries a title that does most of the summarizing on its own: “Beyond the ‘Wild West’ and Moratorium: A Bipartisan Framework for Smart and Responsible Data Center Investment.” It was published by Unleash Prosperity Now and…

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