John Thune: “I think what perhaps it is a proxy on is the partisanship with which you approach not only that issue but every other…”

At some point, we’ve got to get this done.

If you look at Maine, in North Carolina, in Ohio, in Iowa, in Alaska, you know, it's the Indy voters, it is the middle of the electorate, and we are not talking to them when we are arguing with each other over whether or not to eliminate…

And I think at some point it becomes a decision of what can you get the votes to do.

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