Posted on 04/20/2011 4:19:40 PM PDT by ColdOne
President Obama plans to bring his family to the launch of the space shuttle Endeavour on April 29 to see Rep. Gabrielle Giffords's husband lead six astronauts into space.
Giffords wrote on Twitter: "We are very happy that Pres. Obama is coming to Mark's launch! This historic mission will be Endeavour's final flight."
The Orlando Sentinel reports that Obama decided to attend for a few reasons, one of which was that he was going to be in the state already to speak at Miami Dade College's
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That’s what I was thinking. She has recovered enough to go on twitter?
Like Obama’s Birth Certificate, I need to see it to believe it.
Someone should tell Obama about how far a golf ball can travel on the moon.
Someone should tell Obama to go to the moon and stay there!
He would just express concern that we need to land our Moon probes further apart, so we don’t tip the Moon over on its axis ...
Send him to the moon to bat a golf ball around for a while. Then, when he radios home to get a ride back to Earth we reply: “Sorry dude, remember you cancelled the space program”
This event will be what those of us who have served in the military call a Charlie Foxtrot...
disgusting....
I thought Gifford’s husband flew the last mission?
Hey NASA guys. PSSST listen up.
Launch problems. Get down to 10 seconds and abort the takeoff. Put it off and put it off. OMG so many problems. Keep on delaying until the muslim dictator gets frustrated and leaves.
Then launch. at night.
Don’t let the muslim make this into a propaganda event.
He has to pick up where he left off — milking the Giffords tragedy.
I just saw the butthat taking his victory tour of Nasa.
Glad I missed it. The very thought of him turns my stomach.
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