Sikorsky covers the landing pad, but taxpayers already shelled out $5 billion for the helicopters that require it.
The White House is tearing up and rebuilding a brand-new helipad on the South Lawn after President Trump decided he didn't like how it looked — and while the helicopter manufacturer is covering the pad, taxpayers already shelled out nearly $5 billion for the fleet that made it necessary.
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