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Presidential Space Politics Are Popping Up in Florida's Senate Race

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
August 21, 2016
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Presidential Space Politics Are Popping Up in Florida's Senate Race

Marco Rubio declares support for NASA plan, calls on presidential nominees to do same, Florida Politics
“Saying NASA needs long-range political assurances, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio declared broad backing for the space agency’s agenda Friday and called on Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to do the same. Rubio met Friday with space industry representatives and others in a roundtable discussion organized by the Economic Development Commission of Florida’s Space Coast and Space Florida, the state’s space industry development corporation. They heard from him what they wanted: that Florida’s junior senator, seeking re-election, is behind NASA’s most ambitious programs, to turn over as much lower-Earth orbit activity as possible to private companies, and focus the nation’s manned space flight efforts on getting to Mars.”

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One response to “Presidential Space Politics Are Popping Up in Florida's Senate Race”

  1. Michael Spencer says:
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    Good to know that Mr. Rubio supports “NASA’s agenda”. Maybe he could let the rest of us know what that agenda actually is?