My conviction is that we need to now say let us do reprocessing. Let us get into that business. Reverse the decision that Jimmy Carter made--factually, not just legally.
Bob Bennett: “My conviction is that we need to now say let us do reprocessing. Let us get into that business. Reverse the decision…”
On the recordMarch 17, 2009
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Bennett advocates for reversing Carter's decision on nuclear reprocessing.
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