Politics without the soap opera with unfiltered constitutional conservative truth.

The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew

for the issues that matter today on this Wednesday at Sierra podcast, your host, Daniel

Harwitz, back here at the Blaze.

And the issue that matters probably more than anything else is whether America's lands

will remain as part of an individualized, particularly in red states, red state ownership.

The states of the local communities, most

importantly the people themselves, households, ranchers, farmers, or will it be gobbled up

by this government corporate monopoly built upon Federal Reserve, special interest, zero interest

rates, special favors, tax credits, tax abatements, special rezoning of land for nothing but chat slop insolvent data centers that aren't even being used, by the way, because it's so insolvent, even without the power issue, in order to suck out the water, the power, put out a bunch of a mind-numbing chat slop, build a surveillance state.

That is the question, and you would think we would have a movement that is so oriented towards fighting for the people, for the land.

Instead, the Republican Party is actually worse,

thanks to its leader, than even the Democrat Party. So we're going to have coming up today,

a state legislator, a Freedom Caucus member from Wyoming, which used to be the number one

ranching state, and now it's being turned over for wind, solar, carbon capture,

and secretly negotiating data centers that will use more power

than the entire state combined rather than encouraging ranching.

By the way, ground beef hit another all-time high today.

And meanwhile, there's a new Quinepiac poll that shows Americans oppose building data centers in their communities by 65 to 24.

And unlike other polls that are kind of abstract, it doesn't show you the intensity.

Yeah, I believe this way, but I don't really think about the issue much.

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