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Mitt Romney on on science investment

Mitt Romney for President 2008: He supports raising the cap on H1-B visas so that more workers with high tech skills can enter the country.

High school education and energy research will be a priority for a Romney administration.

There are no clear documents available to specify what a Romney administration will fund for areas of science other than energy research.


Posted by Physics Today on January 3, 2008 3:37 PM |

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Mitt is too soft on space policy. I talk about his visit with the Florida Space Coast EDC at my website, and we need to tell him what he needs to change.

Posted by: www.actionforspace.com | February 6, 2008 4:14 PM

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