[alisasny]

This blaming Clinton for everything is getting old and taking on a new meaning in a comical sense hence missing the very serious misdeeds of Clinton.

This is another reason why the left still gets away with their "ITS OLD NEWS" garbage.

Frankly it is not helping our cause at all IMHO!

[TheExploited]

Clinton is responsible for many things (treason, multiple homicides, rape, perjury, bribery, the unabated growth of Al Queda, etc.), but this incident is not one where he should be held responsible.

[MamaLucci]

The damage the Clintons did to our country during their 8 year reign
of corruption may never be completely repaired.
I will never forgive, OR forget.

The Clintons also targeted NASA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, for massive budget cuts. They left our space program so damaged that American companies turned instead to Communist China to launch their satellites – and in the process apparently transferred vast amounts of classified rocket technology know-how to China’s ruling Red Army.

In the Clintons’ and Vice President Al Gore’s eagerness to cut America’s muscle at NASA so that taxpayer money could be redistributed to buy Democratic votes, the shuttle program plummeted from 3,000 federal workers in 1995 to only 1,800 in early 2000, when NASA’s hemorrhage was put on hold lest it become an election issue against Gore and the Democratic Party.

[spetznaz]

This blaming Clinton for everything is getting old and taking on a new meaning in a comical sense hence missing the very serious misdeeds of Clinton.

True true! Clinton may have done a number of things that were not right for the nation ...however blaming him for everything that goes wrong is a stretch.

[RadioAstronomer]

Scientists in their rational minds reject all such notions of jinxes, bad omens and superstition.

To a degree. :-)

I remember on a second must not fail launch (the first one failed), it became almost taboo to shave about 4 weeks prior to launch. The whole flight team, including managers, were sporting a Van Dyke! LOL!

p.s. The launch and subsequent mission was a success.