Election 2004

14 October 2004: Debate: The Aerospace Platform of the Presidential CandidatesRepresenting the Kerry Campaign position: Lori GarverRepresenting the Bush Campaign position: Frank Sietzen (co-author with the editor of NASA Watch […]

13 October 2004: Aerospace workers hear congressional candidate, The Citizen“[Richard] Morrison said the first phase of President Bush’s back to the moon and onward to Mars did not get properly […]

23 September 2004:Presidential Campaign Representatives Voice Support for Space, California Space Authority “Representatives of the campaigns for both President George Bush and Senator John Kerry voiced their support for civil […]

1 October 2004: Bush and Kerry Offer Their Views on Science, [subscription] Science SPACE POLICY – Science: Can we afford to send astronauts back to the moon and on to […]

15 September 2004: Bush, Kerry Go Head to Head on Science, Discovery NewsThe respected science journal Nature posed 15 questions to President George W. Bush and Democratic presidential nominee John […]

In an exchange this afternoon between Fox’s ever cherubic Neal Cavuto and perennial Democratic commentator, former Dukakis Campaign Manager Susan Estrich, Cavuto noted that Kerry’s image was not affected too […]

In introducing Sen. John Glenn to the National American Legion Convention today, John Kerry joked “If I am elected President I told John that he can go into space one […]

31 August 2004: Republican Party Platform 2000, 2004 “In addition, the Republican Party will remain committed to America’s leadership in space research and exploration. We will ensure that this Nation […]

29 August 2004: Combustible DeLay may be low key at RNC, AP “An ardent supporter of the aerospace industry, DeLay will speak at a “Space Jam” reception at Studio 450 […]

1 August 2004: Kerry Visit Could Put NASA in the Hot Seat, Washington Post The visitors center is managed by a vendor, Delaware North Cos., and often rents out rooms […]