But let's put in perspective that 1,500 people a day are going to die from cancer. And so, if you look at the trillions of dollars our government will spend, why is fighting cancer not a much, much higher priority?
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If I were the average person sitting back home watching this hearing, I think I would doubt that any of our Nation state adversaries were shaking in their boots.
I am hopeful that the Department will use this opportunity to accelerate and improve space acquisition within the Space Force.
Certainly, modern warfare reaches many domains, and it will certainly always include space, I guess.
the work of this subcommittee is probably the most important, technical, and consequential of any committee in the House.
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