Trump would 'absolutely' scrap Biden's Air Force One colors, adviser says
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-32% Somewhat Liberal
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- Policy Leaning
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- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
74% : As president, Trump took pride in personally getting involved in the negotiations for the replacement aircraft once he learned of the cost.64% : "There's your new Air Force One," Trump said at the time, holding up mock-ups of the aircraft that at the time was supposed to be delivered by this year.
61% : But according to three people familiar with the program, there's still time for Trump to order the color scheme back to his favored palette, similar to the pattern already on his private plane.
43% : Republicans, however, accused Democrats of using the program to take a swipe at Trump.
39% : He did not specifically answer whether Trump would change the color.
28% : At some point after Trump announced he was changing the colors in 2019, Boeing determined that the dark blue paint on the underside of the plane and its engines would likely contribute to excessive temperatures, a problem that Boeing would likely have to pay out-of-pocket to fix.
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