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California has done a 180 on nuclear, apparently. Recall earlier this year, Gavin Newsom was at a press conference touting the closure of Diablo Canyon.
Now, he’s flipped his position. I wonder if it is a response to Michael Shellenberger’s candidacy. In the meantime, California is refusing to try building more nuclear power in Southern California, and (in a related note) rejected a desalination plant that would require a lot of power.
I’m supporting Shellenberger, an independent, for California governor. He would easily be the most substantive, solutions-oriented governor we’ve ever had. https://t.co/yzIcmRtQiF
— David Sacks (@DavidSacks) May 14, 2022
Newsom has a lot of money, but I hope Shellenberger gets some traction. He’s not a doctor (his first and middle initials are MD), but he’s solution oriented, not politically oriented, so his policies are better thought-out than what we’re being peddled.
I am going to yank the golden geese from the oven
— Michael Shellenberger (@ShellenbergerMD) May 15, 2022
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California: the state that embodies the old adage of being born on third base and thinking it hit a triple.
…all the natural beauty and natural resources of nearly any location in the world, and a political leadership ethos worthy of a banana republic.
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