Representative for the 14th Congressional District of Texas. http://facebook.com/TXRandy14 
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(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
go in 2024 then.
Your response is pretty underwhelming and lacks any details
This bill is heavily slanted towards handing Boeing even more money. Given their lack of performance on their recent uncrewed Starliner demo flight, I'd be hesitant to do that, to say the least.
Randy, this has been in the works for decades, with nothing to show for, and no one believes you. This is a vendor-driven program, not a purpose driven one.
You fail to address the primary point, that it is giving the thing to Boeing, which it demonstrably is. We're stuck with SLS, but the goal should be to do the most with amount of money allocated, not spend the most money to do the minimum.
the draft provisions are too specific and unattached to any technical rationale; the draft is a scandal, not a work in progress
Why is your first "fact" that it is subject to change? Is that because you know that Ars was correct as it currently was handed to you by Boeing, and so your only way out is later revisions?
6 rendezvous. Lol. You need to fire your advisor. The current plan is not being opposed because of politics. It is statistically impossible. Engineering needs to be as simple as possible. Not the opposite.
"Our congressional rocket scientists have not surprisingly designed the most expensive solution with the lowest possible economic return."https://spacenews.com/op-ed-nasa-need-another-space-assignment/ …
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