Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti
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first heard Feb 2026
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in the Democratic line of like, hey, here's why it would be good if we have a data center here, and here's why we need good regulations and federal regulations on AI, and this is why Valerie Foushee is good for us and good for you.
Like, that would be one thing if they were making the case on behalf of their own industry.
They're actually, the ads just seem to be saying nice things about Valerie Fushi.
So far, it doesn't seem like they've gone negative on you, but they're saying vote for Valerie Fushi because she's a good, you know, she'll be a good member of Congress.
Just kind of raising her popularity and her name identification and not, but not telling you
that it's an AI company, an AI coalition that is behind her.
So how are you doing in getting the message out to people that says, and how do you do this as a candidate in this era, that says, okay, this is AI money.
Like whatever they're saying, that's nice and interesting, but they have their own agenda and interests here.
Are you able to get that message out?
Are people following the race close enough that they're picking up what the AI coalition is kind of putting down here?
Yeah, absolutely.
And we see this happening with super PAC spending all across the country is that they never actually run their ads on the issue that they're lobbying for because they know that their issue is unpopular with the average person.
We saw this in 2022 with APAC and DMFI.
They didn't run any ads about Israel or Palestine because they know that this is not kitchen table issues that folks are like, yeah, we want more taxpayer dollars to be going to fund war.
Just like residents now are not going to say, yes, we want to pay an AI tax to support these data centers.
So they have to put messaging out there to just promote candidates that they know are going to be softer and easier on them or be supportive of their causes, even though it's against what their residents want.
And the way that we're counteracting this is by we had a press conference on Saturday to call it out.
And we actually had one of the leaders of the community members at Apex who came out and spoke at the press conference because there were over 300 residents online.
of Wake County that signed onto a letter calling on all us candidates in this district, Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, everyone, to take a pledge to not accept money from the AI lobby.
And I'm the only candidate in this race that has taken that pledge.
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