Why Hillary Clinton’s $25 million bid for the US Air Force’s Cannon auction is likely a bad idea

If you’re a consumer who wants to buy a vehicle, you can do so through an auction site like eBay.

But in 2018, the US Navy’s Cannon was up for sale on the site.

The Navy had sold it to a Chinese consortium for $25.4 million. 

The cannon was originally designed for the United States, but the Chinese bought it back in 2011, and the deal fell through because of a provision in the deal that prohibited the sale of the cannon in foreign hands. 

It is a good example of why governments need to be careful when they go after companies that don’t have the proper licenses to operate. 

However, the sale has raised a number of questions.

The Cannon is a major component of the US’s nuclear missile arsenal, which could be used to threaten China or Iran, and it is one of the world’s most sophisticated air-to-air missiles. 

According to the US Government Accountability Office, the Cannon’s history and maintenance record makes it unsuitable for sale to the public. 

If the auction goes ahead, the government’s plan to use it to build an air-launched ballistic missile is likely to fail, as there is no evidence it is able to be used in combat. 

There are also questions over whether the sale would lead to the development of a new type of weapon that would be easier to use. 

This is the second auction in the US involving the US government’s purchase of the Cannon.

The first was for the Navy’s Tomahawk cruise missiles in 2018.