[olezip]

The scant commercial interest shown in the station over its nearly 20 years of operation gives us pause about the agency’s current plans.

If NASA backs off providing executive management more and more as they provide open ended funding, the risk of something going wrong increases.

Who holds the responsibility and liability of a disaster, the government or the private sector? Who picks up the pieces?

Or is the entire concept of space exploration terminated?

[precisionshootist]

" The scant commercial interest shown in the station over its nearly 20 years of operation gives us pause about the agency’s current plans"

There's no money in it. Space exploration must be done by NASA but the problem is leftists have saturated our government at every level. It's really hard to envision a long term fix for our nation. The loss of NASA as we knew it is just more evidence liberals have damaged our country beyond repair.

[PIF]

Life is a risk. exploration of the frontier was a risk. driving is a risk. Risk is inherent in everything we do. Why should manned space exploration be different?