Re: Inexcusable Policy - {Was: Re: Red Tape For SpaceShipTwo}
Hi everyone,
I respectfully request that this list not become another place where people
bash one political party's leaders or anothers'. To say "we now have
responsible adults in charge that are used to solving problems rather than
causing them" really is an invitation to...well, I'm just not going to go
there...except to say the world is the way it is because of how ALL of us
have behaved in the past and how we choose to behave in the future.
Playing "victim" of one person (or group) or another is really no way to get
to the future we all say we want. No one is on the sidelines in today's
world. Even if you think you're taking "no action"...or think there's
nothing you can do...that behavior is a form of action.
We're all in this together,
Steve Brant
On 4/29/05 3:07 PM Mark Reiff markreiff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Apparently some have a problem with accepting facts when it gets in the way of
> ideology.
>
> Even though the Clinton Administration created this mess, the current Bush
> Administration will eventually resolve it, when Congress gets around to doing
> their job.
>
> Remember we now have Dr. Condi Rice taking a roto-rooter to the State dept.,
> so
> look for things to improve in tech transfer, when she gets done solving the
> other pressing World problems. Unlike the last Administration, we now have
> responsible adults in charge that are used to solving problems rather than
> causing them.
>
> Also, in case you didn't notice, the importance of national security and
> keeping
> military technology out of the hands of the bad guys increased a wee bit after
> Sept. 11, 2001.
>
> Mark Reiff
>
> Xenophile wrote:
>> Of course. It's all Clinton's fault. I should have known. Republicans hold
>> the majority in the House, Republicans hold the majority in the Senate, and
>> this situation has held for over eight years. Most federal judges are
>> Republican appointees. And for over four years, a Republican has been
>> President, and will (probably) be until January of 2008. But CLINTON is
>> stymieing commercial space travel.
>>
>> I should build an altar to Clinton and sacrifice a goat. Apparently the guy
>> is all-powerful.
>>
>> In all fairness, Clinton could've done better on space matters. Shuttle C
>> comes to mind.
>>
>
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