U.S. Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer recently cited this Buffalo News article while criticizing the U.S. House of Representatives for proposing to cut $369 million from the next-generation weather satellite budget. The cut would leave just $50 million for the entire program. The same budget also proposes a 0.8 percent increase in the budget for deep space exploration to $19.1 billion. Why can’t we have both? It’s all a matter of priorities.
US Senator Chuck Schumer Argues Against Weather Satellite Budget Cut
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Jeffrey Hill
Jeffrey Hill
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