Space voyages shouldn't become politically incorrect

lmfao @Jonas..........LOL!

ME: TAXI !!!!
Driver: Where would you like to go Ma'am?
ME: The moon on 5th and Lunar
Driver: ehhhh, What bar is that Ma'am?
Me: Noooooo....... "THE" Moon Silly!

Obama does not want anything to do with space and his only project for NASA is to discover and promote the contributions that Muslims have done for our space program. Yeah I know, WHAT? Promoting Muslim contributions? Well, that is what he directed.

EXCERPT:
Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich wants a lunar colony. Professor Gingrich may have his science right, but the need is for a laboratory, not a colony yet, and his logistics and timetable are a little off.
Gingrich's rival for the GOP nomination, Mitt Romney, calls the plan to colonize the moon a waste of taxpayer money and says he’d like to talk. He’d like another blue-ribbon commission to repeat what Florida Today’s John Kelly has called "a repeat of the paralysis by analysis of the past eight years."
"Likely end: another dust-gathering study, and little to show for it," Kelly said.
Another Republican hopeful, Rick Santorum, wants to see the private sector much more involved, and candidate Ron Paul supports spending money on space for national defense purposes only.
NASA managers say that President Barack Obama’s administration sees no reason for yet another study. The current occupant of the White House believes that the space plans approved by Congress fit today’s budget and offer the most possible highly skilled jobs.
Of the five main candidates running for president, Obama and Gingrich are in favor an active space program like the one that President John Kennedy got started. Romney and Santorum seem to be indifferent, and Paul is against it. At least that's the way I see it.