共和党全国委员会委员、“人类优先”创始人表示，特朗普“仅从大型科技公司那里听到了片面的说法”
2026年9月10日 美国东部时间上午8:00 / 福克斯新闻
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艾米·克雷默是共和党全国委员会委员、“人类优先”组织主席，她呼吁唐纳德·特朗普总统重新考虑其对AI数据中心的立场。
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独家报道： 一名支持保守派监管人工智能发展的共和党内部人士预测，唐纳德·特朗普总统此前对数据中心扩建的全力支持，将在他在中期选举竞选途中听取美国民众的意见后很快发生转变。
在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时，特朗普的亲密盟友、共和党全国委员会委员、“人类优先”创始人艾米·克雷默警告称，普通美国人的声音在当前的AI数据中心辩论中被忽视了。她认为，随着总统准备在今年秋季中期选举前为共和党候选人展开竞选造势，这种情况即将改变。
克雷默坚称，特朗普目前“仅从大型科技公司那里听到了片面的说法”。
“他正准备走上竞选之路，我认为他将从美国民众那里听到更多关于数据中心问题的声音。我希望他能听到这些声音，”她说，并补充道，“我了解总统，了解他的本心，他不会乐见美国民众遭受这样的对待。”
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唐纳德·特朗普总统曾表示，任何州长或地方政府官员都应该欢迎AI数据中心的建设。与此同时，包括共和党内部在内的反对声音日益高涨，对当前的数据中心发展态势提出批评。（肯特·西村/法新社通过盖蒂图片社；莎拉·赖斯/彭博社通过盖蒂图片社）
克雷默是现代茶党运动的关键发起人，多年来创立了多个支持特朗普的政治行动委员会，包括2016年成立的首个也是规模最大的草根支持当时的总统候选人特朗普的组织“伟大美国PAC”。
如今，她担任“人类优先”组织主席，该政治团体呼吁采取“美国优先的AI政策”，称这将使美国在AI领域领先于中国，同时保护美国家庭、社区和就业岗位。
她表示，尽管特朗普明确表示希望美国在AI发展上占据领先地位，但她认为创新与安全“并非相互排斥”。
“我爱总统，他是一位了不起的总统。我知道他希望美国在科技和创新领域引领世界，我支持他的这一目标，”她说，同时指出，“有一种说法称，要创新就必须放弃安全保障，这并不准确，绝非事实。”
茶党创始人发起全国性“数据中心反抗运动”反对AI数据中心扩张
2026年7月27日，美国密歇根州米尔福德，美国总统特朗普在通用汽车测试场发表演讲当天，抗议者举着“停止数据中心”的标语牌。（卡洛斯·奥索里奥/路透社）
当共和党在达拉斯举行首次中期选举代表大会时，“人类优先”组织公布了一项新的数据中心政策大纲，并敦促总统、国会共和党议员以及州议会采纳该大纲。福克斯新闻数字频道独家获得的这份大纲呼吁赋予地方政府更多对数据中心建设的控制权，并反对通过征用权获取土地。
该大纲反对联邦和州政府“剥夺社区自主权的举措”，包括许多AI发展反对者呼吁实施的联邦数据中心建设暂停令。相反，大纲呼吁通过分区和土地使用程序，让地方社区有权决定是否欢迎新的数据中心项目。
此外，该大纲反对所谓的“空白支票式税收减免”和补贴，并指出“任何激励措施都必须透明，并与为社区带来的可强制执行的福利挂钩”。
大纲呼吁实现数据中心建设的全面透明，明确规定“在获得批准前，社区有权了解项目的最终用户、电力需求、水资源使用情况、土地需求、基础设施成本、税收优惠、永久性就业岗位以及环境影响”。
大纲还呼吁保护电价支付者，确保家庭和小企业不会承担更高的电费。该大纲指出，数据中心应全额承担其所需的发电、输电、电网升级和基础设施成本。
特朗普称各州州长、市长应在全国范围内欢迎AI数据中心
2025年7月15日，华盛顿特区，唐纳德·特朗普总统在白宫南草坪向媒体发表讲话后，登上海军一号直升机。特朗普将于当日在宾夕法尼亚州宣布一项700亿美元的人工智能和能源投资计划，这是白宫加快这一新兴技术发展的最新举措。（阿尔·德拉戈/彭博社通过盖蒂图片社）
另外两项条款针对AI数据中心开发中最具争议的两个方面：当地水资源使用以及在农田上的开发，大纲将农田称为“应予以保护的美国战略资源”。
正如克雷默所言：“你在纽约街角买的热狗都比这些大型科技公司的这项技术受到的监管要多。”
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“我们并非反对AI，反对技术，也不是反对数据中心，”她解释道，“我们所主张的是，让美国民众能够参与到这场对话中来，发出自己的声音。”
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“我们完全可以在创新方面引领世界，绝对可以，”她说，“但这并不意味着必须让美国纳税人为此买单。”
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Presidential flip? GOP insider predicts Trump change of mind on key AI policy ahead of midterms
The RNC member and Humans First founder says Trump is ‘only hearing one side of the story from big tech’
September 10, 2026 8:00am EDT / Fox News
By Peter Pinedo Fox News
Amy Kremer, a Republican National Committee member and chairwoman of “Humans First,” is calling on President Donald Trump to reconsider his AI data centers position.
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EXCLUSIVE:A GOP insider making the conservative case for regulating artificial intelligence development predicts President Donald Trump’s full-throated support for data center expansion will soon change after he hears from the American people on the midterm campaign trail.
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Amy Kremer, a close Trump ally, Republican National Committee member and founder of “Humans First,” warned that the voice of the average American is being left out of the ongoing AI data center debate. She believes that is about to change as the president prepares to hit the campaign trail in support of Republicans ahead of the midterms this fall.
Right now, Kremer asserted that Trump is “only hearing one side of the story from big tech.”
“He’s getting ready to go out on the campaign trail, and I think he’s going to hear more from the American people on the data center side of things. And I hope he does,” she said, adding, “I know the president, and his heart, and he would not like the way the Americans are being treated.”
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President Donald Trump has said any governor or local government official should want to welcome the construction of AI data centers. Meanwhile, voices are growing, including within the GOP, in opposition to the current data center development landscape.(Kent NISHIMURA / AFP via Getty Images; Sarah Rice/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Kremer was pivotal in founding the modern Tea Party movement and through the years established several pro-Trump political action committees, including the “Great America PAC,” the first and largest grassroots organization founded in 2016 to support then-candidate Trump.
Now, she is the chairwoman of “Humans First,” a political group calling for an “America First approach to AI” that it says would keep the U.S. ahead of China while protecting American families, communities and jobs.
She said that while Trump has made it clear that he wants America to lead on AI development, she believes that innovation and safety are “not mutually exclusive.”
“I love the president. He has been an amazing president. I know he wants us to lead the world in technology and innovation, and I support him in that,” she said, while noting, “There’s this narrative out there that [with] innovation, you have to forego safety, and it’s just not accurate. It’s not true.”
TEA PARTY FOUNDER LAUNCHES NATIONWIDE ‘DATA CENTER REVOLT’ AGAINST AI DATA CENTER EXPANSION
Protestors hold up “Stop data centers” signs, on the day of U.S. President Donald Trump’s speech at the General Motors Proving Ground, in Milford, Michigan, U.S. July 27, 2026.(Carlos Osorio/Reuters)
As the GOP gathers in Dallas for its first midterm convention, Humans First unveiled a new data center policy outline that it is urging the president and Republicans in Congress and state legislatures to adopt. The plan, obtained exclusively by Fox News Digital, calls for greater local control over data center development and rejects the use of eminent domain for land seizures.
The plan opposes federal and state “efforts to strip communities of that authority,” including through a federal data center moratorium, which many opponents of AI development have called for. Instead, the plan calls for local communities to be given the ability to welcome or reject new data center developments through zoning and land-use processes.
Additionally, the plan rejects what it describes as “blank-check tax breaks” and subsidies and states that “any incentives must be transparent and tied to enforceable benefits for the community.”
The plan calls for full transparency on data center development, stating that “before approval, communities deserve to know the project’s end user, electricity demand, water use, land requirements, infrastructure costs, tax incentives, permanent jobs and environmental impacts.”
It also calls for protection for ratepayers so that families and small businesses do not pay higher electric bills. Instead, it states that data centers should pay the full cost of the power generation, transmission, grid upgrades and infrastructure they require.
TRUMP SAYS GOVERNORS, MAYORS SHOULD WELCOME AI DATA CENTERS NATIONWIDE
President Donald Trump speaks to members of the media on the South Lawn of the White House before boarding Marine One in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, July 15, 2025. Trump will announce $70 billion in artificial intelligence and energy investments in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, the latest push from the White House to speed up development of the emerging technology.(Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Two other provisions address some of the most controversial aspects of AI data center development: local water usage and development on farmland, which the plan refers to as a “strategic American resource that should be protected.”
The way Kremer put it? She posited that “there are more regulations on a hot dog that you buy on a street corner in New York City than there are on these big tech companies with this technology.”
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“We are not anti-AI, we’re not anti-technology, and we’re not anti-data centers,” she explained. “What we are is we want the American people to have a seat at the table and a voice in this conversation.”
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“We can lead on innovation, we absolutely can,” she said. “But that doesn’t mean that it has to be on the backs of the American taxpayers.”
Peter Pinedo is a politics writer for Fox News Digital.
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