Boeing is already working on an updated version of Air Force One

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By Jim Campbell

August 24, 2016

A top secret source, (Think: General Wood), has leaked that the new vehicle will cost the taxpayers $34 billion dollars a copy.

Twenty-five will  initially be made in the anticipation of multiple crashes.

The vehicle has been named “Broom Stick 1.”

With the expectation that Hillary wins the 2016 Presidential Race. 

Prototype shown below.

In the highly likely event that Donald Trump will wallop her in the general election, a disgruntled voting populace will get off their couches and creates mile long lines at poling stations from coast to coast, Hillary and her spokesmen will be nowhere to be found.

A Republican spokesman requesting anonymity said the vehicle will be stored in the National Archives of course, at an additional expense to the taxpayers. 

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Political Correctness Strips the South of All Vestiges of Slavery While Ignoring Islam’s Contribution

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Family Security Matters

by LT. COLONEL JAMES G. ZUMWALT, USMC (RET)

For those who grew up in the South, the opening lines of “Dixie” ring loud and clear:

“Oh, I wish I was in the land of cotton,

Old times there are not forgotten…”

But, as political correctness continues to rear its ugly head, much Southern history may soon be forgotten.

Written in 1859, Dixie became an instant hit and, during the Civil War, a great inspirational song for the Confederate army.

But PC now filters American history-evidenced most recently at Vanderbilt University. PCers will surely become Dixie-bound upon learning about the songwriter’s transgression.

Before sharing it, let us examine Vanderbilt University’s experience.