Eddie Bernice Johnson Thinks We Need a National Park On the Moon

This great news comes to us via The Washington Post. Here’s the gist:

A bill (HR 2617) introduced by Reps. Donna Edwards (D-Md.) and Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-Tex.) on Monday, if passed, would establish the Apollo Lunar Landing Sites National Historic park. So no, this would not be a park that you pack the kids in the Winnebago and summer vacation to — unless “Winnebago” is somehow code in your family for “space craft that could take you to the moon.”

More importantly, has anyone run this by Newt Gingrich?

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Eddie Bernice Johnson Thinks We Need a National Park On the Moon

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