How big (volume) of an inflated station module could Starship carry?

Neither has Artemis or Starliner. Yet all are making commercial launches. Vulcan Centaur though it has had fully successful launches has those launches suspended due to the failures of the SRBs, New Glenn is suspended due to the failure to achieve a proper orbit on the 3rd flight.

Starship is not yet a production model though hopefully now much closer with Block 3. Those mentioned above ARE supposed to be production models (including Starliner with it's dodgy manned mission).

Given that he censors opinions he doesn't like that would be true.

OP was talking about FLAPS which the booster doesn't have so clearly he was referring to the Starship 2nd stage which DOES have flaps and can on orbital re-entry can reach mach 25 and beyond.

The same applies to Artemis.

It took him 24+ years for his first orbital launch attempt. How long to get him to Mars? I doubt he will live that long.

You left out Artemis 3 won't be ready in 2027. Should at least be an option regardless of what you think of the likelihood.

The U.S. Congress committed to doing so. Russia has not. Is the U.S. going to seize and operate the Russian modules? What if the Russians remove key components, delete the software or otherwise render their modules non functional?

The advantage of selling power to the U.S. is that if they try to invade all that infrastructure gets destroyed and their own people lose access to the electricity, oil and St Lawrence Seaway. Attacking Canada becomes effectively attacking themselves. Let Quebec power New York City and as soon as an invasion begins the lights go out.

Projection. Just telling his own plans.

He was always surrounded by too much chaos for some reason.

There is a thing called a spin decoupler to allow docking to a non spinning part of the hub.

The actual selection was under Trumpskyy.

The problem comes from BEFORE the crew was determined. They announced that there would be a black man and a woman going to the moon. Right there it was determined that two of the crew were being selected from those who were in those classifications not from just which 4 person team would be best. It became which 4 person team WITH a black man AND a woman would be best. This could end with the same result but that seems unlikely. If the best crew happened to be all trans people of different races I wouldn't care, I'd just think that was odd. But when the crew has a predetermined race and gender for two crew members when the crew has not yet been determined it is fishy.

Both of those have gone from being acronyms to being names.