Flat Earther and AGW Denier to head nasa into obscurity.

On Fri, 20 Apr 2018 21:27:33 -0700 (PDT), RichA
wrote:

On Friday, 20 April 2018 01:58:42 UTC-4, Chris.B wrote:
Pavlov republicans vote for trumpet's nomination.

Any plans to return to kindergarten for basic science lessons and management classes described as "fake news" by trumpet's twitter headline monologue.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...888_story.html

It is confirmed that he will get his own gold plated, Space Invaders arcade machine for his plush, newly built office in sprawling, colonial mansion style. Said to cost in the region of several billion dollars allowing for private 'phone cubicles in every office and weapons grade file shredders in every corner. Not to mention a 17 room private suite entirely decorated and furnished with original Louis 14th wallpaper and furniture. Priceless Great masters, confiscated from national museums,l will adorn the walls.

The private parkland surrounding his private office complex are to be landscaped to Capability Brown standards with newly formed lakes and hills. Specimen, fully mature trees will be brought in from all round the world and established by a tea, of cough terrorformers.

Endangered wild animal species will roam free for his own private shooting parties to enjoy at their leisure during cough work time breaks and extended holidays. A brand new, trumpet class, private golf course will be established, entirely at nasa's expense and overlooking the ocean, for the exclusive use of his fellow republicans.

As opposed to what NASA has fallen into in the hands of liberals? This reminds me (at a large scale) of what happened to a large science-education center in Toronto. When it started, it was all about the important things, math, biology, physics, chemistry, transportation, electricity. Now, it's turned into a horror of anthropology, sociology, global warming propaganda. Nowhere is there any emphasis on what DRIVES this world, which is what they had before. A chimp in NASA now would do a better job than what has been.

NASA's charter, from day one, has been split between researching the
Earth and researching space. Between looking down and looking up. And
for the most part, it's done a pretty good job of that regardless of
the administration it has operated under, because for the most part,
it has had good leadership, and has not operated with any significant
political bias.

Until now, it has never been lead by somebody who denies scientific
fact.