RE: Al Gore

[Rodney Bauman <RBauman@wssrap.com>]

I have never known Bush to outright claim that he supports nuclear power,
however, in the second debate, he did promise to set energy policy based on
sound science and not politics (for some odd reason, I'm reminded of the
senseless DOE metal recycling suspension).  Maybe he will consider assigning
cabinet positions based on qualifications and not political agenda.
Wouldn't that be a refreshing change?

Rodney Bauman, CHP, RRPT
Weldon Spring Site Remedial Action Project
St. Charles, Missouri
rbauman@wssrap.com


-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Savin [mailto:lexicon@hotbot.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 10:47 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: Re: Al Gore


I too noticed that he does not mention nuclear power - he might lose the
support of certain hollywood celebrities/money.  Seriously, normally I would
not say this over this bandwidth - But here is my question - do any of my
fellow radsafers know of EITHER/ANY of the candidates stance on nuclear
power?  Has any candidate took a stand and mentioned nuclear power in there
total energy plan?
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