/sci/ - Science & Math

I just sent my Senators (New Jersey) this short message.

Dear Senator Frank R. Lautenberg,

It has come to my attention that the House wishes to pass its version of a NASA funding bill that will cut funding on scientific research vital to commercial development of space flight. I may not have been as privileged as you have to witness the glorious landing of the moon, but even I am driven to pursue my dreams when reminded of that monumental occasion.

The Senate version, S.3729, authorizes a much more needed funding in the right places of NASA by discontinuing the inefficient Constellation program and seeking more innovative concepts and plans. With this, more jobs will open in a field that America can be proud to pioneer once again. It has been my dream to see us as a country, a nation, and as a unified humanity reach and strive for great heights.

No other endeavor amounts to the benefits of funding the right bill. Not only is there a vast supply of resources and benefits awaiting beyond our Moon, but that kind of mission is what America needs to truly regain its hope and strength. To rise up from our struggles and achieve a feat greater than us all.

What do you think? Nationalistic enough?