The President's request puts NASA in a tough position because it ignores his own sequestration levels and fails to identify offsets for increases of $500 million.
Lamar Smith: “The President's request puts NASA in a tough position because it ignores his own sequestration levels and fails to…”
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Smith criticizes the President's budget proposal for NASA.
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