NASA Administrator Michael Griffin said he would be "happy" to remain in his post if President-elect Obama asked, but Griffin doesn't expect that request from the newly-elected leader, the Orlando Sentinel reported. Griffin made his remarks in speaking to Kennedy Space Center workers. Still, Obama has changed his views on the space agency, during his pursuit of election to the White House. While Obama earlier this year saw the space program as uninspiring to youth -- and youth have been…
Griffin Would Remain NASA Administrator If Obama Asked, But Griffin Says Invitation Unlikely
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