Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton put a national spotlight on Nevada's signature issue Wednesday, holding a discussion on Yucca Mountain before a full contingent of national media.
"When I am president, Yucca Mountain will be off the table forever," Clinton said.
The New York senator said the proposed nuclear waste repository, about 100 miles from Las Vegas, was a national issue, because spent fuel rods would be transported through many states. She criticized the Bush administration for continuing the project despite botched science.
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Tonight Obama said "I never said that we should try to go ahead and get single payer."
It was the AP who reported that Sen. Obama could have “a pretty good debate” with himself: “If he wanted, the Barack Obama of today could have a pretty good debate with the Barack Obama of yesterday.”
- With all the Super Tuesday votes almost counted Sen. Hillary Clinton opens up a super lead on Obama in the important delegate race. Obama’s website however still lists him as the leader but the numbers are in and he lost the day. Now the New York Times has Hillary running away with it at: Clinton 667 and Obama 583.
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