End military welfare!  Trump does the right thing!

"Trump questions technology central to Pentagon’s plans for launching aircraft at sea"

By Missy Ryan   November 23 at 5:08 PM

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/trump-questions-technology-central-to-pentagons-plans-for-launching-aircraft-at-sea/2018/11/23/6b6384c6-ef34-11e8-baac-2a674e91502b_story.html?utm_term=.ea7fb2aa995f

"President Trump this week renewed his questioning of the military’s new system for launching aircraft at sea, underscoring his skepticism about a technology the Navy has put at the center of its future aircraft carrier fleet."

Tweety doesn't understand what he is doing, he is not a technology guy.  His "advice" to the Navy is the most obvious case I know of showing his total lack of insight and knowledge, BUT he is stumbling onto a good track!

You know the saying, "Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn!" .  .  .  do not let the Military Industrial Complex have every "toy" they seek!

"Trump has also suggested he would ditch the military’s flagship fighter jet, the F-35, which has suffered from design flaws and come in over budget."

AWESOME!

"Donald Trump blasts defense contracting titans for overpriced weapons"

By Rowan Scarborough - The Washington Times - Tuesday, January 3, 2017

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/jan/3/donald-trump-blasts-boeing-lockheed-martin-for-ove/

"Military reformers in the nation’s capital may have found a soul mate in a billionaire real estate magnate who takes a keen interest in what things cost, including big weapons systems.

The reformers — an alliance of watchdog activists, technocrats and former government auditors — have long bemoaned the delays and cost overruns that plague the Pentagon’s procurement of ships, guns and planes.

Now, President-elect Donald Trump seems to have joined them. He has taken to Twitter to blast the titans of defense contracting for what he sees as overpriced weapons, suggesting a procurement overhaul may be a top priority to Defense Secretary-nominee James N. Mattis.


“To say the least, we are a bit stunned, albeit pleasantly so,” said Thomas P. Christie, the Pentagon’s former top weapons tester who has long advocated lower-cost alternatives."