If there's anything that we have learned from this experience, it is that our national space program can ill-afford to change our program of record every time that there is a new President.
Brian Babin: “If there's anything that we have learned from this experience, it is that our national space program can ill-afford to…”
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Babin stresses the need for continuity in NASA's programs despite political changes.
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