Election 2008

Candidates’ space ideas lack launch pad, NPR Marketplace “One thing the presidential candidates haven’t been talking about is a space policy. Jeremy Hobson takes a look at whether the candidates […]

Sen. Bill Nelson: White House race holds key to future of space program, Orlando Sentinel “Nelson said that Floridians need to press their case on the presidential candidates, Republican John […]

Candidates and the space race (Video), CNN “What do the candidates say? John McCain speaks favorably for continuing the current course for space exploration, but he also wants to control […]

Clinton turns attention to observatory in Puerto Rico, Orlando Sentinel “In a release issued by her Senate office, Clinton highlighted that Cornell University is a New York institution. She stressed […]

IFPTE Endorses Senator Barack Obama for President “The International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers’ (IFPTE), an AFL-CIO affiliated labor union whose public, private and federal sector membership includes engineers, […]

Obama’s Plan for NASA, American Thinker “As the legend goes, when the Spanish conquistador Hernando Cortez landed in what is now Mexico in 1519, he ordered the boats that brought […]

Editor’s note: According to page 8 of the April 2008 Aviation Week ShowNews Briefing, AIA Space Systems VP J.P. Stevens says “It will be a battle if there is a […]

We Need a Science White House, opinion, Wall Street Journal “Tomorrow Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John McCain should have been going toe-to-toe in a televised science debate. All three […]

McCain unveils his economic plan “The plan is centered around a one-year freeze in discretionary spending — with the exception of military and veterans programs — to allow for a […]

Texan’s campaign champions NASA, gives slim hope for Kennedy Space Center job, Orlando Sentinel “A Texas congressman trying to keep his job could be the best hope for Kennedy Space […]