The Ratepayer Protection Pledge
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We're here today to continue the incredible progress we're making in communities nationwide to ensure that as new data centers go up, electricity bills for American families will actually come down. That's why earlier this year, I introduced the rate payer protection pledge. Under this groundbreaking plan, America's largest tech companies have formally committed to fund or build all energy infrastructure required to meet the demand they are placing on the grid.
With the rate payer protection pledge, we're creating a fair deal for everybody. This is how we'll grow our economy, lower the cost of living, protect American consumers, and lead the world in AI and high-tech all at the same time.
Glittering Generalities The phrase 'fair deal for everybody' uses vague, emotionally positive language that sounds noble but lacks specific meaning or substance — for example: fair deal for everybody and grow our economy, lower the cost of living, protect American consumers, and lead the world in AI and high-tech all at the same time.
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