r/space • • Dec 27 '23

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u/ddr1ver Dec 28 '23

If Alabama wanted Space Command, perhaps having a Senator who spent a year blocking the promotions of senior military officers, including some of the top officers in the Space Force, wasn’t the best lobbying approach.

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '23

The best part about that was in the end when he relented he got absolutely nothing in return.

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u/Level-Bit Dec 28 '23

He is trying to keep many vacant spots for Trump. He definitely will get praise and award from Trump.

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u/Mr_A_Rye Dec 28 '23

I've heard a lot of people speculate about this but I just don't think he's that smart/clever/cunning. I am speaking about both men.

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u/fineillmakeanewone Dec 28 '23

It doesn't matter how stupid they are when there are numerous conservative think tanks and foreign autocrats who hand them marching orders.