> do many republicans hold the view that killing 346 people in the first year of service is acceptable business practice?
First you very carefully selected what to quote. You cut out this part:
> A statement from ranking member Sam Graves of Missouri says, "if aviation and safety experts determine that areas in the FAA's processes for certifying aircraft and equipment can be improved, then Congress will act."
Which makes it clear they mostly disagree about what the investigation results say about FAA, not Boeing business.
Then you suggest the republicans not being ok with the investigation findings means they are ok with killing people. They do not agree with WHY and HOW these people got killed, obviously not disagree that this should have not happened.
How you can misrepresent the other side so badly and still be so self righteous is beyond me.
First you very carefully selected what to quote. You cut out this part:
> A statement from ranking member Sam Graves of Missouri says, "if aviation and safety experts determine that areas in the FAA's processes for certifying aircraft and equipment can be improved, then Congress will act."
Which makes it clear they mostly disagree about what the investigation results say about FAA, not Boeing business.
Then you suggest the republicans not being ok with the investigation findings means they are ok with killing people. They do not agree with WHY and HOW these people got killed, obviously not disagree that this should have not happened.
How you can misrepresent the other side so badly and still be so self righteous is beyond me.