Representative for the 14th Congressional District of Texas. http://facebook.com/TXRandy14 
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(3/5) Congress remains committed to boots on the Moon for a number of reasons. You use “flags-and-footprints” to describe Congress’ vision for returning to the Moon & that couldn’t be further from reality.
(4/5) Further, the claim that the bill prohibits the ability to “tap lunar resources” is factually incorrect. & To accuse Committee of “handing NASA’s human spaceflight over to Boeing” (as your title suggests) is a pretty wild accusation. & we both know that’s just not the case
(5/5) I could go on. Some facts:
1. the House bill is still subject to change as it makes its way through the legislative process.
2. We ARE going & we are going TOGETHER—NASA, with the help of our Commercial and International partners.
#Artemis
If the intent of the bill is not to hand the majority of the project to boeing, why does it include language that specifically excludes the use of commercial partners?
But it strongly favors their platform...you can’t deny that.
Then why does Boeing keep getting rewarded for poor performance?
It is not a wild accusation. The consensus in industry and space communities is exactly that. Unsurprisingly, especially inside Boeing. Programs are necessarily wide, but this is pork at the expense of ability to deliver. Shame.
I mean. Your bill goes from mandating a fair commercial competition to mandating SLS, built by Boeing. Walk me through how that’s not a handover
Can you explain how it's not handing it over to Boeing? In plain, direct language? Because it sure seems like it is.
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