GOP governors spent $42,500 to fly New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie to Utah
Herbert, Swallow far outspend opponents
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That is very disappointing that they would run such costs for a governor. Granted it is their money and they can do with it as they please. But, it would be nice to see our leaders practice what they preach. Why couldn't they use a commercial More..
Flashback,
Certainly the cost depends on the aircraft, but I have NO desire to see us cut back on Air Force One. It does not matter who is president, he or she must be safe and have the full ability to remain commander and chief even from More..
So why couldn't Governor Herbert's campaign pick up the tab? And 42.5 K sounds a bit much to me...