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RENO, Nev. (AP) – Jeb Bush isn’t officially in the race yet, but he’s already parting ways with one declared Republican presidential candidate regarding Yucca Mountain. The ex-Florida governor told reporters after a Reno town hall meeting Wednesday he believes a high-level nuclear waste repository should be built only where the state and local communities have reached a consensus that they want it there. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio told reporters in South Carolina last weekend the Nevada site was chosen long ago. He says the money already has been invested there, so it should go forward unless someone has a better idea. Bush said the waste dump shouldn’t be “forced down the throat” of anyone. He says the Yucca Mountain plan has “stalled out” and won’t be adopted, at least in the immediate future.