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Brian Babin's Public Statements on Issue: Science

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On The Ballot: Running, Republican for U.S. House (TX) - District 36

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02/12/2021 Babin Selected Ranking Member of House Space and Aeronautics Subcommittee
07/31/2020 Lucas and Babin: Appropriations Bill Fails to Prioritize NASA's Human Exploration Activities
05/30/2020 Babin Congratulates NASA and SpaceX on Successful Launch
05/21/2020 Babin Praises New Space Commerce Regulations
01/24/2020 Committee Members Introduce NASA Authorization Legislation
10/18/2019 Bipartisan Bill Will Improve our Understanding of Low-Dose Radiation
08/16/2019 Babin's Statement on NASA's Lunar Lander Announcement
07/15/2019 Science Committee Members Introduce Bill to Protect American Research from Cyber Attacks
11/27/2018 Smith, Babin Statement on the Successful Landing of NASA's InSight
10/15/2018 Chairman Babin: Launch Failure Underscores Need for American Rockets
09/27/2018 Chairman Babin Introduces Leading Human Spaceflight Act
12/11/2017 Smith, Babin Statements on President Trump's Space Policy Directive
06/07/2017 Smith Introduces American Space Commerce Free Enterprise Act of 2017
03/21/2017 Babin Joins President Trump for Signing of NASA Transition Authorization Act
03/21/2017 President Signs NASA Transition Authorization Act
03/07/2017 House Approves NASA Transition Authorization Act
12/13/2016 House Unanimously Passes Congressman Babin's TREAT Astronauts Act
11/29/2016 Smith, Babin Request Info on ARM Press Release, Report
03/02/2016 Smith, Babin: Welcome Home, Astronaut Scott Kelly
05/24/2015 Babin Bulletin: Remembering Those Who Gave All
04/26/2015 Newsletter: Babin Bulletin
04/12/2015 Newsletter: Babin Bulletin
04/06/2015 The Pasadena Citizen - Babin: HUman Space Flight Should be NASA's Top Priority
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