Re: OT NASA death glider. truly unbelievable

D. Gerasimatos wrote: 
In article <290720051757031125%bush@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Bush in 2008  <bush@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

   C'mon Jack. You can't blame the Bush Admin for this one. We both
know the problems with this shuttle were not caused by budget
shortfalls. NASA had plenty of money for this mission, and if they
needed more they could have easily gotten it.



Actually, no. 


Dimitri


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