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RSS feed with expanded content.| From | Xenophile <xenophile2002@xxxxxxxxx> |
| Date | Fri, 29 Apr 2005 12:56:17 -0700 (PDT) |
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--- Mark Reiff wrote: > Apparently some have a problem with accepting facts > when it gets in the way of ideology. I agree. > Even though the Clinton Administration created this > mess, Whenever I see somebody respond to every problem with "IT'S BUSH'S FAULT!" I am skeptical. I am also skeptical when the auto-response is "IT'S CLINTON'S FAULT!" Clinton-blaming made a bit more sense when he was actually President, and Bush-blaming will make a little less sense in five years. > the current Bush Administration will eventually > resolve it, when Congress gets around to doing their > job. So why don't they? They hold all the majorities. Their guy is in the White House. The tendency of Congress to grandstand on things (dirty song lyrics, Terry Schiavo) instead of getting things done is about as "bi-partisan" as anything in Washington has ever been. > Remember we now have Dr. Condi Rice taking a roto- > rooter to the State dept., so look for things to Ah, yes. Dr. "Nobody could have imagined" Rice. Gee, I feel better now. Would Albright have been any better? I don't know. > improve in tech transfer, when she gets done solving > the other pressing World problems. Which means it could take a while. As in forever. > Unlike the last Administration, we now have > responsible adults in charge that are used to > solving problems rather than causing them. Yeah. They've done a great job so far. Just when you thought nobody could do a worse job on space than the Clinton-crowd... > Also, in case you didn't notice, the importance of > national security and keeping military technology > out of the hands of the bad guys increased a wee bit > after Sept. 11, 2001. Ah, yes. Whenever Bush is questioned, invoke 9/11. And besides, you said it was Clinton's fault, and Clinton was gone before 9/11 happened. Can't have it both ways. Name me one Democratic president since Johnson who has done diddle-squat for space. Name me one Republican president since Reagan who has done diddle-squat for space. Doing diddle-squat (or less) is a bi-partisan failing. Just because somebody has an "R" or a "D" after their name doesn't make them right. A pox on both their houses. -- Space Future | To unsubscribe send email with the subject "unsubscribe" www.spacefuture.com | to "sf-discuss-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx".