presidents plane

[Quixote511]

All politics aside, I could never really get into the century series aircraft. So, I say no.

[blurx7]

Otherwise, let's stick with pilots with combat experience, or at least an airshow or two.

or at least a pilot who actually showed up for duty...
"I ain't no fortunate son..." to quote John Fogarty

[blurx7]

Ooooh... since we have a plethora of F-4s on the way... how about a John McCain version?

[MightyMustang]

Without making a political statement or write how I feel about him, I'll just vote a strong NO

I very strongly agree with ya bill thats why I too voted NO

[Rowsdower]

I could never really get into the century series aircraft.

Same here. The only one I like is the F-100 Super Sabre.

[GooglyDoogly]

Ooooh... since we have a plethora of F-4s on the way... how about a John McCain version?

Sen. McCain never flew an F4.....what he flew was an A4. Completely different plane.

I wouldn't mind having a McCain Skyhawk...

And oh, NO on the Bush plane, because it's *yawn*.

[CessnaDriver]

I would like to see it.
Sure it was not combat flown.
But not every Delta Dagger pilot becomes President of the United States and had a father who flew military aircraft and was President himself too.

That is pretty amazing, politics aside.

I would like to see these products and would like to display both craft next to each other.

But it is understandable why political views may impact some consumers.
We are in a cycle of very polarized politics now.

I would never buy a Kerry branded swiftboat for example.

But if some wanted it, have them make it for them if it is a profitable endeavour.

[Jericoeagle1]

I'd buy an F-102 in spite of it being being a George Bush plane but I'd really want an F-106.

[Jay]

I'm in the completely "NO" category I guess if they made a plane that wasn't available yet you could always repaint it.