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Tuesday, November 12, 2002
On Space, Politics, and America's Destiny
The symbol of the American Republican Party.
Credit: Unknown
Brian Rudo has written a brilliant article. It is entitled,
On Space, Politics, and America's Destiny
and it makes a case for why America's 2-party political system has outlived its purpose. Brian argues that we have made no real accomplishments in space over the last 30 years and that no politician in modern times would push for space because it would not benefit his regime. It makes me wonder if it will take another nation to make significant acheivements on Mars before the United States attempts to. Great article, Brian.
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