John Thune: “I expect there are things about it we can keep in place moving forward.”

Unfortunately, I think after two government shutdowns that have extended for a long period of time, it’s better for everybody if there’s predictability, certainty, and just to take that issue off the table.

Nuclear is, you know, it’s kind of back in vogue, especially the smaller modular reactors.

Try as we did on the House-passed version of it, we weren’t going to get there, and it was the small refineries issue.

I’m hoping the White House will become engaged. Texas is an incredibly expensive state and obviously one that we need, that we’ve got to hold if we’re going to keep the United States Senate.