The Administration's continued focus on costly distractions is harmful to our space program and does not inspire future generations.
Lamar Smith: “The Administration's continued focus on costly distractions is harmful to our space program and does not inspire future…”
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Criticism of the Administration's priorities affecting space exploration.
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