Today's soaring demand for solar panels, batteries, semiconductors, and advanced grid technologies reminds us that modern energy infrastructures are not merely about switching fuel sources. Meanwhile, nations around the world are quietly reassessing nuclear power. Even countries that previously moved away from nuclear power are now considering new reactors to supply continuous, reliable, and low-carbon electricity. They are cultural, economic, geopolitical, and ethical questions that demand serious public conversation, especially from those seeking public office. Thus, how do you view the limitations of relying solely on wind and solar electricity as the foundation for energy policy?