On August 31, Trump attacked communities that reject data centers, saying the only reason to oppose them is wanting to be 'backwards and poor.' The discussion has since moved to money and midterm politics: a Wall Street Journal cover article details Republican states giving data centers tax breaks and sweetheart deals, an NBC News poll found 64% of registered voters would be less likely to support a candidate who wanted a data center near them, and the NRSC warned data centers are the anchor hanging around Husted's neck. The House passed Husted's energy-cost bill 417 to three, while Senate Democrats blocked Thune's unanimous-consent push. Trump now says the companies will make massive contributions to communities, and a survey found the…