Sean O'Keefe to Depart Soon. What will be with ISS?

"Sean O'Keefe will soon step down as NASA Administrator. Where O'Keefe
will be heading and exactly when he will leave remain to be determined
however he does intend to stay on the job for several months while a
successor is identified by the President and then confirmed by the
Senate. Word has it that Lt. Gen. Ronald Kadish (USAF Ret.) [bio] is at
the top of a list of choices to replace O'Keefe."

Ronald Kadish -- who is he? What will be with astronautics? Our
Perminov is not able to reason of astronautics. The same will be in
NASA?

Sorry for my awful English...

In order to lead NASA, one must be a technician one day and a politician
the next. Astronaut experience is not required, not essential. O'Keefe's
strong point, as he considered it, was in budget ($) controls, budget
management, budget administration..

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"Revision" k@tdot-com wrote in message
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In order to lead NASA, one must be a technician one day and a politician
the next. Astronaut experience is not required, not essential. O'Keefe's
strong point, as he considered it, was in budget ($) controls, budget
management, budget administration..


Also, for all this talk about an Astronaut... let us not forget what the
FIRST A in NASA stands for.



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Let's see, the score card on O'Keefe for the major projects reads as:

Space Shuttle: grounded

Space Station: two man crew

Hubble: he wanted to kill it.
I don't think this guy is going to have a real great historic record.