Liberals Love Immigration Unless Google or Amazon Wants to Move to Their Neighborhood

2019-2-18 00:30

Why does the media keep reporting on Amazon, Google, and other tech giants building new offices and data centers as if their desire to expand is an affront to basic human decency? This article by Elizabeth Dwoskin at the Washington Post covers Google’s expansion into a new data center near Dallas, TX as if the author was a muckraker uncovering a dirty secret.

Complete Picture or Propaganda? The story begins: “Last May, officials in Midlothian, Tex. , a city near Dallas, approved more than $10 million in tax breaks for a huge, mysterious new development across from a shuttered Toys R

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