Elon Musk Says Sun Is 'Free' Fusion Reactor, Slams Companies 'Wasting Money' On Nuclear Energy: 'It Is Super Dumb...'

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Why This Matters

Over coffee, let’s talk about Elon Musk’s recent comments on nuclear energy. He boldly called the sun a **"free fusion reactor"** and criticized companies for “wasting money” on nuclear energy. While he’s right to stress **American innovation** and the endless potential of the sun, it’s essential to remember the value of **nuclear energy** as a reliable power source.

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Elon Musk Says Sun Is 'Free' Fusion Reactor, Slams Companies 'Wasting Money' On Nuclear Energy: 'It Is Super Dumb...'
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How We See It

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Over coffee, let’s talk about Elon Musk’s recent comments on nuclear energy. He boldly called the sun a "free fusion reactor" and criticized companies for “wasting money” on nuclear energy. While he’s right to stress American innovation and the endless potential of the sun, it’s essential to remember the value of nuclear energy as a reliable power source.

Musk’s perspective seems a bit shortsighted when you consider how crucial nuclear power can be in the fight against energy dependence—especially with rising energy costs hitting everyday Americans hard. As we hold the line for Republican values like personal responsibility and freedom, it’s crucial to support a balanced energy approach that includes both renewables and nuclear.

We need to celebrate American strength and innovation, but with a sensible strategy that also recognizes the reliability of traditional energy sources. After all, it’s about ensuring our future looks bright—both literally and metaphorically!

Commentary written with AI assistance by the New Republican Times Editorial Board.