In the past decade, the National Transportation Safety Board has recorded more than 1,100 aviation accidents and incidents each year. They rarely involve commercial aircraft. That accident/incident figure is small compared with the more than 45,000 flights that the Federal Aviation Administration’s Air Traffic Organization handles every day.

"Did we see 14,000 fired keystone pipeline workers fired on day one of the Biden admin paraded on 60 minutes?" read an image shared by several people on Facebook. "Nope, so spare me your tears for the bureaucrats losing their jobs in DC right now."

“No president has had more planes crash in their first month in office than Donald Trump.” “Air crashes happen. But there were more under Biden than under Donald Trump.”

For Trump, the buck stops with Biden – not with him. It’s a new wrinkle to the sign that sat on Harry Truman’s desk, “The Buck Stops Here,” a phrase has been a guiding principle of most presidents ever since.