We do. It's called the Gloster Meteor.
Why? Why do we need another latewar uber plane that didn't do anything noteworthy during the war? Especially the Meteor, which to my knowledge only intercepted buzz bombs over England and did a few vulching runs. Such an important hole in our planeset...

This and the other answers to my question are appreciated. I enjoy the historical aspect and realize this statement is true. However I think that I let what I see in the MA (the attitude above) predjudice my opinion of why some one would want a certain platform. I am on board with the HE 111 when it comes time for a vote. Hopefully we can fly one in a Battle of Britain FSO soon. 
And, the thing is, no matter
what we get, most people will still be flying La's, Spits, Niki's, P51's, B24's, and Lancasters.