I'll help. What percentage is 80K of 4,000 billion? You let us all know eh. My calculator can't display that many zeros until I see a number that's different.
It's not so much the $80,000, it's the cumulative amount over the years that's eye opening. It's the collective sum of all expenses, and not just one occurrence that's in question. In other words, a little here, a little there, soon adds up to big numbers. While some may be normal, expected, and the usual and customary expenses, by the same token, some are not. This is especially true considering the national debt and the interest we pay on that debt, the decrease in tax revenue, the talk that tax increases are necessary, the general state of the economy, the amount borrowed each and every day just to keep the government running, and the well publicized and documented waste credited to the government.
Borrowing money for luxury living, and a luxurious lifestyle consisting of a total disregard for cost, especially when others are paying for it, and will be paying for it for decades to come, is neither right nor ethical. Also, this spending behavior is taking place while Mr. Obama, himself, has mentioned several times that "we" need to find ways to lift the poor and less fortunate from the grips of poverty. Is that "talking out of both sides of one's mouth"? How many "John Q. Publics" would live a luxurious lifestyle on borrowed money, and force others to pay that debt? Would it be considered as right and ethical to do so? If so, by who's standard?