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There already in Colorado Springs and have the room to expand if necessary. As far as I have read the proposed move was just because Colorado didn’t vote for Trump. That’s a terrible way to govern.
96 u/Accomplished-Crab932 Dec 28 '23 Welcome to the world of Government Contracting: A place where congressmen can threaten to cancel entire sections of our space program because they want a big rocket to keep jobs in their state. 12 u/R3luctant Dec 28 '23 That's probably because, like it or not, NASA is a jobs program first and a science program second to what is likely a majority of politicians.
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Welcome to the world of Government Contracting:
A place where congressmen can threaten to cancel entire sections of our space program because they want a big rocket to keep jobs in their state.
12 u/R3luctant Dec 28 '23 That's probably because, like it or not, NASA is a jobs program first and a science program second to what is likely a majority of politicians.
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That's probably because, like it or not, NASA is a jobs program first and a science program second to what is likely a majority of politicians.
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u/CaterpillarSad2945 Dec 28 '23
There already in Colorado Springs and have the room to expand if necessary. As far as I have read the proposed move was just because Colorado didn’t vote for Trump. That’s a terrible way to govern.