Bill Dunne

A timely piece from the always plugged in @MaderyBridge, it's very important folks understand why this Data Center backlash is emerging so suddenly.

I love this startup culture mindset, the little guy always innovating.

Happy Earth Day! At the Rainey Center, we're working toward a cleaner future through innovative energy policy that brings Americans together.

Research is hard, expensive, and most importantly time consuming. Tools to make that easier are much needed! Seeing @LehighSwimDive alum like my buddy Jeff doing the work is all that much cooler.

Truly wild what AI is enabling out there. Hopefully our own workforce can use these same tools to skill-up for good.

Bring the family!

If you want to do your own research, start here 👇

When voters get the facts, support for data centers rises fast. Our new polling shows support jumps after learning modern facilities recycle water for up to 10 years. Education matters. Read the full memo: raineycenter.org/polling/data-c…

1/ AI isn’t the future, it’s now. Jobs, energy costs, national security, and free speech are all on the line. This framework is about keeping America in the lead.

An elegant, brilliant tool to communicate the impact development can have locally. Very cool!

Voters support President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill: Increasing the Child Tax Credit by $200 (74% support) Ending taxes on tips (69%) Ending  taxes on overtime (69%) A deduction for American-made car loans (65%) raineycenter.org/polling/voters…

@capitalweather after catching one of the last flights back into DCA, I just drove home to Bethesda. It's time to get off the roads. Not because of icyness per se, but there's so much wet slush on the roads that cars are starting to hydroplane.

@DKThomp @mateosfo As a famous philosopher once said, "mo money, mo problems."

My two cents on the DoorDash discourse. I just spent some time poking around the Consumer Expenditure Survey, which is the BLS survey of Americans' spending habits. In 1989, Americans allocated 6.3% of their spending to “food away from home," which would include restaurants and takeaway. In 2024, the latest year with solid Consumer Expenditure Survey data, Americans devoted just 5% of their total spending to food away from home. I trust that the NYT has apparently discovered some people willing to spend one-third of their entire post-tax income on delivery orders, but it seems that the DoorDash revolution has coincided with a declining *share* of American spending going to food away from home. We're also spending a smaller share on food cooked at home. Basically, in the long run, Americans are just a lot richer than they used to be.

Wild to announce this the day after laying off 16,000 people. Not great, Bob! wsj.com/tech/ai/amazon…

LeBron. Giannis. Brunson.

@lansing Its crazy how partisan this very non-partisan subject is. Just look at the opinion ratings on the Germany/France border.

Unfathomable 5-10 years ago. clearly a large portion of the funding of climate crazies has dried up because they’re in on AI. wsj.com/business/energ…

That time of year where I curse dark mornings and hate DST advocates with a fiery passion

"Trust the experts"

Cam Schlitter is the 1st pitcher in MLB history with 12+ K and 0 BB in his first postseason game.

Absolutely wild story, I want to know so much more. Incredible work @SecretService