Neil Armstrong Dies: He Was Against SpaceX and the Privatization of the Space Industry.
http://www.policymic.com/articles/13442/neil-armstrong-dies-he-was-against-spacex-and-the-privatization-of-the-space-industry
NASA heroes, SpaceX still at odds. Can’t we reach a detente here?
http://blog.chron.com/sciguy/2012/06/nasa-heroes-spacex-still-at-odds-cant-we-reach-a-detente-here/
The first man on the moon and the last man on the moon think just like I do.
I hope they weren't both as unaware of what's actually happening as you seem to be.
Gene Cernan actually was, and he admitted it:
Cernan, Jurvetson recalls, asked a lot of questions about the company and its funding. “As I told him these stories of heroic entrepreneurship, I could see his mind turning,” Jurvetson wrote. “He found a reconciliation: ‘I never read any of this in the news. Why doesn’t the press report on this?’” In fact, many of the ups and downs about SpaceX that Jurvetson recounted to Cernan have been reported in the media—including during a certain 60 Minutes segment.
You didn't answer my question. Do you think that Boeing is also a big Obama contributor? Did you actually read the article that you're ignorantly spouting off about?