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Space Policy Presidential Debate

With no presidential candidates, 'natch. It was Lori Garver representing the Kerry campaign vs Frank Sietzen representing the Bush campaign, and specifically Bush's Vision for Space Exploration.

Jeff Foust has a brief summary, but there are lots of comments. Keith Cowing has a report as well.

I'll have some thoughts of my own, and maybe even a column or two, after I get my computer and bandwidth problems sorted out, later this week.

Posted by Rand Simberg at October 16, 2004 10:47 AM
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Don't bother reading the comments section on Spacepolitics.com. It is essentially a flamefest involving a number of regular posters from the Space Frontier Foundation bulletin boards. These people don't like each other, are not very polite, and don't appear to have much to say--but don't let that stop them.

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