released earlier this year is committed, are set out in ambition rather to progress eight new nuclear reactors by 2030, it wants one of them to be over the line by 2024, the end of this parliament, and they set aside £1.7 billion to help that, the 700 million he has announced a day for the sizewell c project is part of that and the idea is to try and get it over the line. it will be up to the successor of borisjohnson to give the final go ahead on this project but he was pretty clear that he thinks they should, he said it would be absolute madness not to go ahead with this project are not to get it over the line, and he urged them to go nuclear, go large. what is interesting is we are in this wait and see mode with still no confirmation of who the next prime minister will be on those big decisions will be taken by him or her, depending on who it ends up being, and all the while people face a soaring energy bill at home and very little constructive help coming down the line. yes, and t
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that s the way that he will likely deal with it, that they both care about everyone. now, let me go back to you, cynthia. cynthia, let me give you a lot of people that are conservative that are giving advice to mr. romney. peg knee noonan says, tell romney to treat the president with represent and not different. newt gingrich says be on offense without being offensive. dash of humor is worth its weight in gold. go large, and explain his tax plan, and on and on and on. what s he going to do? what should he do tonight? what advice should he take? well, you know, mitt romney is suffering from advice. conservatives are clearly, clearly concerned about the poll
the latest that got a lot of attention, charles crowdheimer in the washington post. this was the headline. go large, mitt. and the argument was he was not creating a large contrast, talking in detail about what his presidency would mean. i think he just has to lay out his plan and his vision. and i like charles and the other folks who are laying out critical columns right now. but the fact of the matter is, in the end this is about governor romney over the next four or five weeks laying that vision out for folks. you know, folks like us obsess about this stuff, david. but the general public that i speak to in new jersey and elsewhere are just beginning to really tune in to this race. so they re going to start tuning in on wednesday night. and when they do, governor romney will lay out his vision for a better and greater america, for greater opportunity, for all of our citizens, and i think that s when you re going to see this race really start to tighten and then move in governor r