Does it make sense for us to be deploying the most powerful military force that the world has ever seen and spend $1 million to kill some man standing in the desert 6,000 miles from the closest American shore holding a 40-year-old weapon?
Grayson questions the cost-effectiveness of U.S. military operations against ISIS.
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Any effort to undermine those investments, including by stopping the Clean Power Plan from moving forward is short-sighted.
I support this guidance in principle because it fosters a sense of urgency within Hubs to define and achieve goals as expeditiously as possible.
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I believe that now is the time to build and operate experiments that are capable of demonstrating that man-made fusion systems can consistently produce far more energy than it takes to fuel them.
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