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StateColorado
CityEads
Total population747
Male373
Female374
Median age (years)41.4
Total households320
Median household income (dollars)27,024
  
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Resolved Question: Is this an example of the kind of reform McCain will bring to Washington? ?

“One of John McCain's most celebrated achievements in recent years was his crusade to block a Pentagon contract with Boeing for a new fleet of midair refueling tankers. Incensed over what he denounced as a taxpayer "rip-off," McCain launched a Senate probe that uncovered cozy relations between top Air Force officials and Boeing execs. A top Air Force officer and Boeing's CFO ended up in prison. Most significantly, the Air Force was forced to cancel the contract—saving taxpayers more than $6 billion, McCain asserted. But last week, McCain's subsequent effort to redo the tanker deal was ... View All

“One of John McCain's most celebrated achievements in recent years was his crusade to block a Pentagon contract with Boeing for a new fleet of midair refueling tankers. Incensed over what he denounced as a taxpayer "rip-off," McCain launched a Senate probe that uncovered cozy relations between top Air Force officials and Boeing execs. A top Air Force officer and Boeing's CFO ended up in prison. Most significantly, the Air Force was forced to cancel the contract—saving taxpayers more than $6 billion, McCain asserted. But last week, McCain's subsequent effort to redo the tanker deal was dealt a setback. Government auditors ruled that the Air Force made "significant errors" when it rebid the contract and awarded the $35 billion project to Boeing's chief rival, partners European Aeronautic Defense and Space Co. (or EADS) and Northrop Grumman. … Critics, including some at the Pentagon, cite in particular two tough letters McCain wrote to Deputy Secretary of Defense Gordon England in 2006 and another to Robert Gates, just prior to his confirmation as Defense secretary. In the first letter, dated Sept. 8, 2006, McCain wrote of hearing from "third parties" that the Air Force was about to redo the tanker competition by factoring in European government subsidies to EADS—a condition that could have seriously hurt the EADS bid. McCain urged that the Pentagon drop the subsidy factor and posed a series of technical questions about the Air Force's process. "He was trying to jam us and bully us to make sure there was competition by giving EADS an advantage," said one senior Pentagon official, who asked for anonymity when discussing a politically sensitive matter. The assumption within the Pentagon, the official added, was that McCain's letters were drafted by EADS lobbyists.” http://www.newsweek.com/id/142658 Ruth: And I should believe McCain's top aide why? Close All

Resolved Question: Was I right again?

 A few days ago I asked what would be the payback for the big U.S. DOD contract given to EADS, bypassing Boeing. I got a lot of bromide answers, assuring me everything was normal business procedure. HOWEVER, Boeing is now demanding an explanation and all hell will break loose unless the company accepts the govt's request to shut up in the name of national solidarity. I think I was right - the payback will be increased European co-operation in the War on Terror.

Resolved Question: Was I right again?

 A few days ago I asked what would be the payback for the big U.S. DOD contract given to EADS, bypassing Boeing. I got a lot of bromide answers, assuring me everything was normal business procedure. HOWEVER, Boeing is now demanding an explanation and all hell will break loose unless the company accepts the govt's request to shut up in the name of national solidarity. I think I was right - the payback will be increased European co-operation in the War on Terror.

Resolved Question: Was I right again?

 A few days ago I asked what would be the payback for the big U.S. DOD contract given to EADS, bypassing Boeing. I got a lot of bromide answers, assuring me everything was normal business procedure. HOWEVER, Boeing is now demanding an explanation and all hell will break loose unless the company accepts the govt's request to shut up in the name of national solidarity. I think I was right - the payback will be increased European co-operation in the War on Terror.

Resolved Question: Do you think 15,000 people will fly in rockets each year?

 at a cost of £160k each? EADS / Astrium seem to think so. Should bring lots of jobs at least http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7298511.stm


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