Trump Earned His Stuff The Old Fashioned Way, He Earned It. Hillary Got Her Stuff The New Way--By Stealing It

PHOTO: Trump’s Private Jet Makes Hillary’s Look Like a Toy

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Before the two presidential candidates squared off in their final debate of the election season, there was another showdown on the tarmac — and this time it had nothing to do with shady dealings between former President Bill Clinton and Attorney General Loretta Lynch.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton’s campaign planes passed each other on the tarmac, and there was certainly no debate as to which one was more impressive.

Clinton’s “Stronger Together” standard Boeing 737  — leased from a Florida company and probably funded by shady campaign contributions — rolled onto the tarmac in Las Vegas at 129 feet long, as opposed to Trump’s privately owned Boeing 757, which is a whopping 155 feet long.

Trump’s plane is equipped with Rolls-Royce engines and can reach speeds of 500 mph, which makes it one of the fastest planes in the world.

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This impressive aircraft doesn’t come cheap either — according to aviationcv.com, Trump’s Boeing 757 is the eighth most expensive in the world, with a price tag around $100 million.

The two candidates’ planes have crossed paths before, and just last month Trump noted that Clinton had begun to conduct “airplane rallies,” which is something that he had been doing for quite some time.

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The impressive nature of Trump’s private jet doesn’t end with its size. State of the art features for the pilot inside the glass cockpit  include “computerized screens which display flight information,” and “feedback loops and ability for self-checking to alert the pilot about problems before they become emergencies,” aviationcv.com wrote.

As far as amenities go, Trump’s private jet has plenty, including an entertainment room with a cinema system, private guest room, bedroom and dining room.

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Trump has made his money in the private sector, whereas Clinton has made hers via a corrupt life in politics, and the two planes make it abundantly clear who has the background and vision to actually make America great again.

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Why Would A President Want To Give Up 70 Million In Vacations? Obama Will NEVER Earn That Much Money, NO Less Pay For A House, Cars,Air Travel, Food, Chefs And All The Other Benefits Of The Office! Obama Ain't Leavin'

How Much is President Obama's
Golf Game Costing America?

• Dec 18, 2015 
• Source: AAN 
• by: AAN Staff

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Presidents Eisenhower and Reagan were frequently 

criticized by their opponents for their casual attitudes

 while in office, although later conversations with 

those closest to the two men suggested that this 

was merely a ruse, and that they were both highly

 competent and engaged during critical periods

 of American history. 

It's unlikely that President Obama will get the same treatment. While ISIS is on the march, 

Obama spends his days attending fundraisers and going on vacation. And now, the bill has 

come due. No surprise here, it's huge:

There was the weekend trip for President Barack Obama and his daughters

to New York, including a Broadway show and a private museum tour.

The ski trip to Aspen, Colorado, for first lady Michelle Obama in February.

And lots and lots of golf in Florida, Southern California and Martha’s

Vineyard, Mass.

Now as the Obama family departs Friday on its annual holiday vacation to

Hawaii, new estimates put the price tag of the Obamas’ 2015 trips that are

all or largely personal at $11.6 million for travel costs alone, according to the

conservative group Judicial Watch, based on federal government records.

That brings the overall cost of personal or largely personal travel to at

least $70.5 million since Obama took office in 2009, according to the

group’s analysis.

The costs of Air Force One and other government planes as well as

helicopters, limos and other unique parts of presidential travel often

raise questions about the need.

“My gosh, we can’t afford it,” said Tom Fitton, president of Judicial

Watch, which is pushing for less personal travel and for security

changes.

But others call it a necessary part of security and convenience for a

commander-in-chief.

“In this environment, I don’t think anyone on either side of the aisle is

advocating for them to do less,” said Dave Carney, a White House

political director for President George H.W. Bush and a critic of what

he called posh Obama vacations. “No one wants to say we need less

security and then something happens.”

President Obama's love of leisure is a slap in the face of an already beleaguered, 

underpaid American tax base. We will be glad to see him go.

 Source: AAN

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What Will The World's Reaction Be If Israel Takes On The Iranian Nuclear Plants? Probably Total Blame!

Israeli Options to Destroy Iran’s Nuclear Program

By Daniel Pipes July 23, 2015 , 9:00 am

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The Vienna deal has been signed and will likely be ratified soon, which raises the question: What is the next main issue in the Iranian nuclear front?

I believe it to be this: whether any government will intervene militarily to stop the nearly inevitable Iranian nuclear buildup.

Obviously, it will not be the U.S. or Russian governments or any of the other four signatories. Practically speaking, the question comes down to Israel, where there is a consensus that the Vienna deal makes an attack more likely. Indeed, a poll by the Panels Politics Polling Institute finds 47% of Israelis supporting a unilateral strike on Iran (suggesting about 60% support among Jewish Israelis).

That no one outside the Israeli security apparatus, including me, knows the government’s intentions leaves me free to speculate (I cannot be passing information to the Iranians), so that’s what I shall do.

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Three scenarios of attack seem possible:

Aerial: Airplanes crossed international boundaries and dropped bombs in the 1981 Israeli attack on the Iraqi nuclear installation and in the 2007 attack on a Syrian one, making this the default assumption for Iran. Studies show this to be difficult but attainable. Alternatively, bombs can be delivered via rockets.

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Special operations: These are already underway, with computer virus attacks on Iranian systems unconnected to the Internet that should be immune, assassinations of top-ranking Iranian nuclear scientists, and explosions at nuclear installations. Presumably, Israelis had a hand in at least some of these attacks and, presumably, their size and scope could be increased, possibly disrupting the entire nuclear program.

Unlike dispatching planes across several countries, special operations have the advantage of reaching places far away from Israel, like Fordo, and of leaving little or no signature.

Nuclear weapons: These doomsday weapons, which tend to be little discussed, would probably be launched from submarines. They hugely raise the stakes and so would only be resorted to if the Israelis were desperate, in the spirit of “never again.”

Of these alternatives, I predict the Netanyahu government will most likely opt for the second, which is also the most challenging to pull off (especially now that the great powers promised to help the Iranians protect their nuclear infrastructure). If this proves unsuccessful, Israel will turn to planes, with nuclear weapons as a last resort.

Reprinted with author’s permission from Israel Hayom

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