< you can move from a pro-space position to a position of "whatever happens to space spending is OK because, it's all our fault; we deserve it".
What happened to "the space program is important and a worthy investment in the future"?
What happened to all the clever responses you guys made to the hit-and-run yahoos over at the Loony Bin who just stopped by to say the space program is a waste?
You guys are acting funny. Aren't we all supposed to be pro-space, around here?
I am prospace. I want PROGRESS. I don't want lame ass probe after lameass probe. I want a NASA with good management, with good leadership with a vision. I want an administration that won't stand for the squandering of our money.
I am for Bushes actions because I beleive what he is doing now (standing up and not giving in to scandelous mismanagement) will get us a NASA better equiped to produce less failures like MPL and MCO etc. . it will produce a better better managed pace program that will in the end offer a better return on our money and let us do more. Without a drastic change then the people who mismanaged our space station and made decisions like x-33 are going to keep on wasting our money and get us nowhere.
-Justin Kelly
Space/Science » in reply to I can't come close to understanding how
this actuall sounds constructive. . .
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- Bush wants to axe both Pluto and Europa missions
- Sounds like years of bad NASA management are coming back to haught them
- Re: Bush wants to axe both Pluto and Europa missions
- We're lucky we're getting as much done in space as we are.
- What's particularly outrageous and aggravating...
- Speaking of outrageous...
- Careful, Tom, you're gonna sprain that knee
- My knee is well-conditioned, thanks.
- Re: Careful, Tom, you're gonna sprain that knee
- Careful, Tom, you're gonna sprain that knee
- Speaking of outrageous...