In a $1953$ speech, President Dwight Eisenhower listed some things that cost about as much as $$one modern heavy$-$duty bomber$$: a modern urban school, a couple of power plants or hospitals, or $50$ miles of highway. What points was he trying to make?

Point Made by Eisenhower

A bomber is worth more than a power plant or hospital.

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Using scarce resources involves trade$-$offs.

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Military spending is a poor use of money.

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The U$.$S$.$ government has only so much money.

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Not a Point Made by Eisenhower