Which U.S. government agency gets more money each year, HUD or NASA?
Department of Housing and Urban Development http://www.hud.gov/ or National Aeronautics and Space Administration http://www.nasa.gov/
Public Comments
- They both get too much as far as I am concerned.
- i think Nasa
- HUD
- It's certainly not enough. NASA basically gets leftovers from the defense budget. Hopefully, bush will leave office before he totally screws up our space program by working on trying to get a couple of guys to Mars to plant a flag, instead of using a multitude of robotic craft to further our knowledge of our solar system.
- HUD gets about three times more than Nasa. HUD 2007 budget was 33.6 billion NASA 2007 budget was 16.3 billion.
- And, per the Constitution and Amendments, which agency is a legitimate and constitutional power of the federal government? [yup, neither]
- ooo... man , i don't have the times to make a speculation as to answer your question. I don't know.
- On the surface, per Fed 07 Budget, the HUD gets $33.6 B vs. NASA gets $16.3B. Who knows in reality if NASA has any other sources of funding? Issuing some sort of bond to support their spending....The real issue is what is most important priority: To make a better world on Earth, or To try to land on Mars, etc.? I think that we should put our priority on Earth first. We have so many areas that our government can improve our citizen's life... affordable housing, medical care system, affordable education system, millions of senior citizens care..... We can not be the police of the whole world. Take care of ourselves should be our priority. We need special agency to monitor those spending! These are in "B"illions. Do we all want our children owe a couple of hundred thousands dollars debt? On the other hand, other country do no play the role of worldwide "911" police. They do not have this kind of large expenditures/debts. In 10 to 20 years, the U.S. will not be the leader of the World financially.
- HUD. Until NASA figures out a way to ship us off into space where there's more housing.
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