I'm in San Diego for the Republican legislative policy conference.  Imagine my surprise when I saw The San Diego Union-Tribune on my hotel doorstep containing a lead editorial that mentioned my nuclear power efforts in the first graph.  Sweet.

Just a few minutes ago I finished an online interview with the Union-Tribune's Chris Reed on his online program Radio Active (you can't make this stuff up).

Early tomorrow morning I speak on nuclear power to the L.A. Lincoln Club in Santa Fe Springs.

UNION-TRIBUNE EDITORIAL
Kudos to Kehoe

Clear-eyed look at nuclear power is essential

December 6, 2007

When Assemblyman Chuck DeVore introduced a bill last spring calling for California to end its long ban on new nuclear power plants, the response he got at a hearing of the Assembly Natural Resources Committee could not have been more telling. The panel's chairwoman - Berkeley Democrat Loni Hancock - wouldn't even let DeVore, R-Irvine, complete his presentation on how nuclear power could sharply reduce the greenhouse gases spewed out by coal-fired electricity plants. After Hancock cut DeVore off, the bill was killed on a party-line vote...

http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20071206/news_lz1ed6top.html