to other federal agencies including cutting food stamp benefits by $180 billion over a decade.
"I am disappointed to see that the Administration is once again funding its moon program by cutting high-priority science missions and zeroing out education," said Congresswoman Kendra Horn. "While I am pleased to see a 12 percent increase to NASA's exploration initiative, it comes at a steep price for our students.
So I guess Mars is totally out of the question...
There is wealth to mine on the moon if they can bring it back so it would pay off
That's really not a ton of money for an economy that exceeds 20 trillion dollars per annum. Get your shit together and get us back to space.
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