> [1]Politically, this makes a lot of sense. [2]There is no way CNA can state
> anything
> other given that the Ada mandate is gone. [3]Seems like they are trying to be
> friendly to whatever choice a program manager decides to make.

[1]Program language choice should not be a political decision.

[2]The DoD ended the mandate that the deck be stacked in favor of Ada in
language decisions. The DoD did not mandate that we pretend all languages
are created equal.

[3]Are you saying that the CNA's job is to play yes-man to the program
manager?