Let's face it: there's no good reason to deny the construction of the ballroom.

What do you mean? Congress appropriated no money for this, Trump tore the White House to shake down billionaires and corporate donors. This is not secret, he hasn't concealed that this "project" just consists of rich people depositing money directly into Trump's pocket.
TDS, as predicted.

Nothing on the merits.

Nothing coherent.
 
I really hope they don't. Not because he hasn't done things worthy of impeachment. But because Senate R's will never vote to convict. It would give him an opportunity to once again play the victim card.

Better to concentrate on conducting hearings, subpoenaing witnesses, blocking everything he wants to do for the last two years, and reversing everything possible that he's done.
TDS, as predicted.

Nothing on the merits.

Nothing coherent.
 
Opposing Trump tearing down a historically significant building is correct
As is opposing the construction of a monstrous replacement
What was the historical significance of this 1942 RENOVATION?

It houses the First Lady's office mainly. Seems to me she is doing just fine elsewhere.

What else ya got, TDSWinger?
 
Just bounced around on a few pages and found plenty of TDS from the Islamocrat Cult. :auiqs.jpg:

Nothing coherent.

Nothing on the merits of the OP.

Typical.
 
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The overblown childishness that he needs to get permission from Congress to build the ballroom—under which there will be doomsday bunkers for the president, his family, and other officials—is on its face basically absurd and definitely politically motivated.

With the largest obstacle being removed immediately via private donations, the only thing left for the opposers to do is drown in TDS and try to pretend that they actually have a legal status behind the arguments that they're making.

Honestly, I don't think anyone who does any serious thinking on the matter is fooled by the political chicanery involved here; and the historical preservationists are reduced to mere idiots in the face of the fact that the old structure is long gone.

Appeals court says Trump White House ballroom construction can proceed for now | CNN Politics https://share.google/NFO2Fv0Rh5tlJFn31

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