Again, this is an amendment we enthusiastically support. NASA does a great deal to incentivize education programs for women engineers and scientists, but a lot of us Americans remember exactly where we were the moment that Ms. McAuliffe and her colleagues perished. It reminds all of us that human space flight is an inherently risky venture and especially for teachers throughout America and school children who were contemporaries of the Challenger disaster. I think the gentleman's amendment makes a really good point and with that, I would support the amendment and urge its adoption.
Tom Feeney: “Again, this is an amendment we enthusiastically support. NASA does a great deal to incentivize education programs for…”
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Supporting an amendment related to NASA's education programs during a floor debate.
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