Travel chaos is exploding at Newark Airport again. Delays and cancellations are stranding families and hurting businesses. This isn’t just bad luck – it’s a total failure of leadership in Washington. Our air traffic control system is running on ancient tech that belongs in a museum, not a major airport.
The Federal Aviation Administration admits their systems are “outdated.” They’re using equipment so old it makes Windows 95 look cutting-edge. While you pay sky-high taxes, bureaucrats have let our infrastructure rot. Staff shortages make it worse, forcing controllers to work in unsafe conditions.
Controllers are sounding the alarm. Retired Newark expert Traian Hernandez says breakdowns create “immensely stressful” situations where planes could collide. These heroes are stuck babysitting prehistoric tech instead of protecting passengers. How many near-misses will it take before Biden’s FAA acts?
This disaster hits working Americans hardest. Cancelled flights cost families vacation time and small businesses precious dollars. Meanwhile, elites in private jets skip the chaos. The left’s climate schemes will only make flying more expensive and unreliable for regular folks.
Washington blew $7 trillion on green energy boondoggles and gender studies in Pakistan. They forgot to fund basics like functioning airports. Now New Jersey’s economy is taking a nosedive because D.C. can’t fix a radar system. It’s classic government incompetence.
Conservatives warned about infrastructure decay for years. The left mocked us while pouring money into woke pet projects. Now the bill’s due – and you’re paying it with ruined vacations, missed meetings, and safety risks. Enough is enough.
Real solutions exist. Cut red tape blocking system upgrades. Train more controllers instead of pushing CRT in schools. Stop wasting tax dollars on nonsense and protect American travelers first. It’s not rocket science – it’s basic responsibility.
The FAA promises fixes, but we’ve heard that before. Until we drain the swamp and put America First, prepare for more chaos. Our airports should showcase American greatness, not government failure. It’s time to ground the bureaucrats and get this country flying high again.
