Obama's Evolving Stance On NASA
mknewman writes "The Houston Chronicle is reporting a change in Obama's stance on NASA, saying his position on space exploration continued to evolve Sunday as the Illinois Democrat endorsed a congressional plan to add $2 billion to NASA's budget and agreed to back at least one more space shuttle mission."
He finds ways to justify all sorts of unconstitutional, unnecessary spending of the American tax payer's dollar (like his proposed $80B/year for international poverty), so why not NASA?
Part of the hardcore faithful who believed in Apple long before it was cool again to do so
...is Obama-speak for "the focus group results just came in the mail, honey."
Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced.
First, Obama was absolutely certain that he would serve the State of Illinois better if he remained a State legislator, but then he had a change of heart. When Sen. Fitzgerald decided to not run, the Illinois Republican Party ran Jack Ryan. Obama ran against him and it turned out that Mr. Ryan had been at a porn club with his super hot wife Jeri Ryan. Reprehensible as this was, the Illinois Republican Party next mustered the colossal failure of a candidate Alan Keyes. Obama in no small part had the dysfunctional Illinois Republican Party to thank for his political success thus far.
Next he said that he under no circumstances would run for president. He felt he would serve the State of Illinois better if he remained the Jr. Senator of Illinois. Then he had a change of heart.
Now he ran for president in hotly contested primaries. During this time he had a number of bright ideas for the liberal base. He had a number of changes of heart during this time, but he finally clinched the presumptive nomination.
A number of things have happened from illegal immigration and marijuana policy to DC vs Heller. All of which he has managed to have a change of heart about.
I am not surprised that he has yet another change of heart with regard to NASA.
Wealth is the product of man's capacity to think. -Ayn Rand
"Just because *you* might not need welfare doesn't mean it's not required by society."
No, that I need it has nothing to do with the fact that it's not needed, it wouldn't be needed even if I needed it.
"Jesus christ I'm amazed someone has to spell it out to you, but then you seem like an American Republican, so I guess I shouldn't be that shocked."
Yes, and you're a proven moron, so none of us are shocked that you're too stupid to see an alternative to a system that was broken when it was implemented, is still broken, and will always be broken.
"Though I bet you're going to tell me you're a Libertarian, which you think is something different from republican."
By "you" you mean "the dictionary" right? Or are you incapable of reading the definition of a word that large?
"Insanity: you have it."
Funny, it seems like it's YOU is is saying "do them same thing (with some stupid, ineffective little tweaks) and hope it does something different" which seems to be the popular definition of insanity these days.
Welfare isn't necessary. Calling people names becasue your political bent means you support a shitty program that will never work will NEVER change that welfare is a joke, and so are your "points" and "views" on this subject.
PS, the only reason you think your ideas aren't totally moronic is because you're fucking stoned all the time. Your inevitable response to my post (because you can't help replying when you've been proven wrong) won't change THAT either.