Clayton Tucker

@claytontuckertx.com

Farmer. Organizer. Running for TX Ag Commissioner to make food/farming affordable by busting monopolies & protecting our water from AI Data Centers. https://linktr.ee/claytontuckertx

We should protect all those who call Texas home, including wildlife. When data centers spread into sensitive habitats, Texans risk losing the land, water, and wildlife that make our state plentiful. It's time to put our families and our Texas heritage ahead of Wall Street's AI ambitions.

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Your rights shouldn't disappear when you get behind the wheel. The Greedy Few are building AI-powered surveillance systems with too few guardrails and too little accountability. Texans deserve freedom without feeling like they're constantly being watched.

Your grocery bill should not depend on what an algorithm thinks it can squeeze out of you. Tech Barons already use our personal data to customize prices online, and now they want to bring surveillance pricing into our grocery stores.

ICYMI: We took our message directly to Texans in the first statewide debate of the election. This campaign is about putting working Texans first & taking on the Greedy Few who rig the rules for everyone else. Texans are proving that organized people can beat organized money when we stand together.

Governor Abbott's latest action confirms what Texans have been saying for months: unchecked AI data centers deserve far more scrutiny. If they're important enough to halt approvals and order statewide audits, they're important enough for the Texas Legislature to address in a Special Session.

Texas got hemp wrong because this law hurts local businesses without giving Texans more freedom. We should trust adults to make informed decisions, backed by strong testing and clear labels instead of unnecessary bans.

You can't build a strong Texas without water. The Greedy Few want to use our most precious resource to boost their bottom line instead of protecting our future. Let's invest in Texans before billionaires.

For years, taxpayers have been helping bankroll AI data centers. Now even the Texas Senate is asking whether these tax breaks have gone too far. Texans deserve investments that strengthen our communities, not more corporate giveaways to the Tech Barons.

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Food prices don't have to be this high. These corrupt bigshots rigged our food system to squeeze both family farmers and working Texans while they pocket record profits. It's time to break up the monopolies and make food affordable again.

A family's ranch shouldn't become an experiment for these corporatists. While billionaires race to build AI infrastructure, working Texans are left to deal with the consequences. It's time to put our land, our water, and our communities ahead of Wall Street profits.

If only someone had warned us about losing control of AI... Maybe the Tech Barons should watch a few movies. Comment below your favorite AI movie or book they should check out.👇

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Thanks to thousands of grassroots supporters, we've officially reached 4,500 donors! That's 4,500 Texans standing up to the organized money that's rigging our system for the Greedy Few. Now we're setting our sights on 5,000 donors.

Texans from across the state came to Austin for one reason: to stop the 765 kV transmission lines. Texans shouldn't lose their land or pay higher electricity bills while powerful interests build infrastructure for the next wave of AI data centers.

When you buy local, more money stays in your community. Monopolies siphon those dollars away to distant corporate headquarters. Let's keep Texas money working for Texans.

Haskell County reminded billion-dollar corporations that Texans don't owe them a blank check. The Greedy Few shouldn't decide how our communities spend their tax dollars. I wrote about why Haskell County's vote could become a blueprint for every county in Texas facing AI data centers.

People shouldn't have to choose between their health and their home. One Texas family says they dealt with constant migraines, recurring ear infections, & ultimately had to move because of the noise from a nearby data center. Texans deserve answers before more communities are put in that position.

A century-old Texas farm shouldn't have to sacrifice its future for infrastructure built to benefit the Greedy Few. Family farms are being asked to bear the cost while corporations get the power they need. Texans deserve a grid that protects our land, our communities, and the people who feed us.

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We just became the best-funded grassroots campaigns for Texas Ag Commissioner in decades, easily since @jimhightower.com. We did it $50 at a time from regular folks -- not from billionaires, corporate PACs, or data centers. Together, we're proving organized people can beat organized money.

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The Corporatists say the future is more servers. We think the future is healthier soil, stronger family farms, and products made by Texans instead of monopolies. Let's invest in the future that actually helps Texas.

This isn't a left-versus-right issue anymore. Texans across the political spectrum are demanding action as opposition to irresponsible AI data centers continues to grow. It's time for Gov. Abbott to let the Legislature address the impacts on our water, power, farms, and communities.

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Every bubble has a cost. The corporatists and Wall Street are risking Texas farmland, water, and communities to chase the AI boom. Texans deserve better than paying the price for someone else's bubble.

Healthy soil grows healthy food. Years of chemical dependence have damaged our land while making farmers more dependent on monopoly corporations. Let's restore Texas soil and protect future generations.

A $500 million data center could soon be built just 30 minutes from San Antonio. Texans deserve a say before these corrupt bigshots reshape our communities, strain our water and power, and put corporate profits ahead of the people who call Texas home.

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Texans don't need mass surveillance following them wherever they go. The Greedy Few keep pushing more technology that collects our data while ordinary Texans are left with fewer protections for our privacy and freedoms. We can stop Texas from becoming a surveillance state, but only if we speak up.

No child in Texas should ever have to wonder where their next meal is coming from. The Greedy Few have built a food system where corporations profit while too many Texas kids go hungry. Let's make sure every child has access to healthy, nutritious meals and put Texas families first.

100 days. 100 chances to fight for Texas. For the last 100 days of this campaign, we're taking our message to every corner of the state. Every mile we drive, every town we visit, and every conversation we have is only possible because of grassroots supporters like you.

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When 71% of Americans share the same concern, it's time to start listening. Texans deserve a voice before the Greedy Few reshape our communities, strain our water, and drive up utility bills. Let's protect Texas before more irresponsible AI data centers move forward.

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Texas is losing 70 farms every week. The Greedy Few have made it too expensive for the next generation to start farming, even though Texas desperately needs more family farms. We can help young Texans get back into agriculture by giving farmers the freedom to grow hemp and rebuild healthy soils.

Too many rural Texans are wondering what their communities will look like if water becomes harder to find. The Greedy Few shouldn't get to profit while small towns and working families are left competing for a basic necessity.

More than 1.5 million eggs sold in Texas and neighboring states have been recalled over Salmonella concerns. Texans deserve a food system that's safe, transparent, and built for families instead of one where the Greedy Few keep putting profits ahead of people.

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