The rapid pace at which the U.S. is expending some of its most advanced air-defense interceptors and precision-guided weapons in the Middle East is a point of great tension inside the Trump administration - CBS
During the first administration, I flew with the President for a rally in New Hampshire. On AF1, I was with him before we landed, he told me that we were going to Dover after and that any interviews would need to be done quickly. He flew through his remarks at the rally, so quickly some of the reporters in the pool commented on it, and once we got back on the plane we headed to Dover. You could tell how serious he was about making it there in time. To salute our soldiers, to comfort families, to pay his respects. He is serious when he says this part of the job is one of the hardest things for him. When we landed, we shut all the shades on AF1 and turned off the lights. Majority of the plane sat in silence as POTUS exited AF1 and remained there until all the soldiers were off the plane. I remember crying while we waited for him to get back. Feeling the full weight of the sacrifices our soldiers make for our freedoms. We didnโt land at JBA until 3 am and like he always does, the President was back at it by the next morning. I wonโt ever forget that experience and will forever owe a debt of gratitude to the men and women who sacrifice so much for all of us.
It does. Your vote equals one vote in the state that you live in. Then the state sends delegates to Congress to vote for the person that your state voted for president. All 50 states have their own election and cast their votes in the electoral college. That part is what makes us the United States.