Staff Reports
In yet another display of utter incompetence, the airspace above President Donald Trump’s Bedminster golf club turned into a military playground over the weekend. Seven aircraft — yes, seven — wandered where they weren’t supposed to. The skies around Trump’s residence aren’t exactly the Wild West, yet these pilots managed to bungle their flights and violate a clearly defined no-fly zone. Can we chalk this one up to just another day in Biden’s America, where basic rules go ignored and consequences are rarely meted out?
Military jets scrambled from NORAD to chase away these airborne intruders. Let that sink in for a second. Fighter jets had to be deployed, burning taxpayer dollars, to cope with what essentially amounts to gross negligence. All this because a bunch of civilian pilots failed to read the memo. You have to question the state of our systemic priorities when these incidents repeat over and over like a broken record.
NORAD insists the flares used to steer these rogue pilots were safe for those in the sky and folks on the ground. But isn’t it high time we start expecting more from pilots flying in restricted zones? Why do they get to be so “clueless,” as some reports generously put it? It should be simple: If President Trump is in town — airspace restrictions should be common knowledge. Yet, here we are talking about what is slowly becoming routine rather than a shocking anomaly.
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While pilots were busy getting lost overhead, Trump was his usual self — optimistic and unaffected. Despite the wild aerial antics, the president’s focus was elsewhere. He departed to the White House in good spirits, unfazed by the incompetence that seems to surround his environment lately. Meanwhile, liberals continued their usual chaos, probably busy trying to figure out how to blame this on climate change or Russian interference.
When will there be accountability or at least a coherent explanation for these repetitive dangers? You’ve got to wonder if this had been President Biden’s airspace, would the outcry and media hysteria be any different? Or will pilots continue to fly blind, like a microcosm of the liberal world that refuses to see what’s directly in front of them?
