What part of “privately-funded” do you fail to understand? And how laughable of you to raise “open -air corruption,” as if going through the D.C. government permitting-process were anything but corrupt. |
+1. I don’t think the PP understands how publicly-funded building projects actually work in D.C. |
There is ZERO chance this was properly permitted. On a historical building in DC? Tell me you don't live here without telling me.... Also, Johnson already said open-air corruption is fine, so better to stick with the party line. |
Other than Lyndon Johnson no recent president could dance and Trump definitely can't dance! It is is truly a "Let them Eat Cake.". These billionaires are paying for Trump's affection. |
Why couldn't they just build a standalone ballroom on the property? Why do the desires of billionaires literally trump (pun intended) historic preservation and the integrity of one of the most prominent structures in DC? |
| I really hope they privately-fund a demolition and historical restoration project. I'm pretty sure that will be really popular across the electorate. This ballroom is an abomination. |
A GoFundMe named "2028 Ballroom Blitz."
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Because he loves to piss people off and show how he doesn’t follow the rules and no one enforces them on him. It’s a giant middle finger to the US and it makes him feel powerful. |
Exactly! He also thinks he has good taste…the BEST taste… |
And he wants a palace like all the other dictators and kings. |
| Isn’t the White House on the National Register of historic places? Wouldn’t there be countless permit requirements before this could take place? |
You must be blind. |
Plenty of room for even more grovelers to show up with offerings of gold. The Oval Office wasn't large enough the first time around. Maybe he'll be kind enough to line the walls of the ballroom with gold-tasseled pillows for kneeling. |
It was a MAGA company no doubt |
And MAGA ignorance. |