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Staffer Number of Trips Cost of Trips Approver(s)
Richard, Gregg A 22 $40292

Idaho RepublicanCrapo, Sen. Mike

Ran for Other Office  Pennsylvania, 15th RepublicanToomey, Rep. Pat

Roe, Jason 17 $41874

Florida, 24th RepublicanFeeney, Rep. Tom

Reif, Timothy 17 $30640

New York, 15th DemocratRangel, Rep. Charles

Rendon, Florencio H 15 $88429

Texas, 27th DemocratOrtiz, Rep. Solomon

Rodgers, Mark D 14 $13302

Defeated  Pennsylvania RepublicanSantorum, Sen. Rick

Rose, Joyce Comer 13 $15672

Florida, 7th RepublicanMica, Rep. John

Alaska, 1st RepublicanYoung, Rep. Don

Rodriguez, Roberto J 12 $10408

Massachusetts DemocratKennedy, Sen. Edward

California, 39th DemocratSanchez, Rep. Linda

Roberts, Russell L 12 $11997

Florida, 7th RepublicanMica, Rep. John

Reed, Anthony C 12 $20302

Resigned  Illinois, 14th RepublicanHastert, Rep. Dennis

Rawson, Michael D 12 $24058

Defeated  Montana RepublicanBurns, Sen. Conrad

Roy, Stuart 11 $14535

Resigned  Texas, 22nd RepublicanDeLay, Rep. Tom

Ross, Shalla 11 $14619

Defeated  Illinois, 8th RepublicanCrane, Rep. Philip

Ohio, 15th RepublicanPryce, Rep. Deborah

Roche, Samuel Jacob 11 $15106

Ran for Other Office  Louisiana, 7th DemocratJohn, Rep. Chris

Louisiana, 3rd DemocratMelancon, Rep. Charlie

Riley, John P 11 $11779

Resigned  Texas, 8th RepublicanCombest, Rep. Larry

Virginia, 6th RepublicanGoodlatte, Rep. Bob

Minnesota, 7th DemocratPeterson, Rep. Collin

Rishel, John Curtis 10 $11366

Retired  Utah, 1st RepublicanHansen, Rep. James V

Alaska, 1st RepublicanYoung, Rep. Don

Richter, Dana R 10 $4092

New Jersey, 2nd RepublicanLoBiondo, Rep. Frank

Rudolph, Kimberly 9 $23148

Michigan, 13th DemocratKilpatrick, Rep. Carolyn

Rosenblum, Todd 9 $33607

Indiana DemocratBayh, Sen. Evan

Rosenbaum, Sidney J 9 $11447

Virginia, 5th RepublicanGoode, Rep. Virgil

Roberts, Craig A 9 $12561

Illinois, 19th RepublicanShimkus, Rep. John
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Though Franklin Roosevelt was the first president to travel in a plane, the call sign “Air Force One” was not coined until President Eisenhower narrowly averted disaster when his plane had the same call name as another one nearby.

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