Dear Sen. Cruz,
I have read your latest newsletter of three parts. You discuss the mission of NASA, nuclear Iran, and the Selma march anniversary. I presume you consider their importance in the same order to which you list them. I do not.
I have said previously that I believe it was a mistake for you to accept an appointment involving the direction of NASA. It's not that NASA is unimportant to total US programs, but it is insignificant compared to many others, and your acceptance of the position places you in a sideline of importance as a Senate leader.
Your discussion on nuclear Iran is of utmost importance not only to the US but to the world at large. It should be the first in your consideration of these three items.
For political purposes, it's nice to mention the anniversary of the Selma march, but not necessary to go on to the extent that you did. It is basically insignificant with respect to the future of the US. It's history, which seems to be the forte of Sen. Cornyn these days as he collects photos of Texas.
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