So the Senator from New York--the way that we have done it was a different business model than the one he used. We actually had the Appropriations Committee sit down, and the date that they come up with, November 21, was agreed upon by the House and Senate appropriators, Republican and Democrat.
Discussing the agreement on appropriations dates during a Senate debate.
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Nuclear is, you know, it’s kind of back in vogue, especially the smaller modular reactors.
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.
But because Texas is such an expensive state, we’re going to need the president and his team to be engaged there and to be putting resources into that race.
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