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The President's Space Initiative Speech



 
 
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Old January 15th 04, 10:52 PM
Tom Sixkiller
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"Mutts" wrote in message
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"Before they complain about it, I wish the moaners would take the time
to find out a few things about NASA's measly 1%. It has added billions
of dollars back to our economy.


When NASA does
cutting-edge work, new products are devised and people, Americans, are
put to work producing them. To keep our economy steaming and pay our
bills, we have to stay ahead in product innovation. That means
inventing and manufacturing new products. One proven way to do that is
to get the space program going with some real work."


Amendment 336 -- "Congress shall have the power to do R&D just like everyone
else."

NASA doesn't PRODUCE anything.




 




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