Your Tax Dollars at Work: Why a New $100 Million Fighter Aircraft Will Likely Never See Combat, and You're Paying for It
A stunning new Government Accountability Office report reveals that the Pentagon's latest $100 million-per-plane fighter aircraft program is facing staggering cost overruns and delays, meaning your tax dollars are funding a jet that may never fly in combat—while your wallet struggles with rising inflation. The F-35, already the most expensive weapon system in history, could cost American families an extra $200 each in future national debt if delays keep piling up, all while basic infrastructure crumbles.