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

[Nostra]

Does the right whine that I am broke ?

No ? Retard

They whine that the COUNTRY is broke?

Oh that

Stupid ****

$40 TRILLION IN DEBT.

About 3 times that in unfunded obligations.

Were aren't just broke, we are nuclear level broke. You are just too stupid to realize it.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Why? Let them speak and continue to out themselves.

Sadly it won't matter.

$40 TRILLION IN DEBT.

About 3 times that in unfunded obligations.

Were aren't just broke, we are nuclear level broke. You are just too stupid to realize it.

Trillion. They have no idea

 

[Conservative from Georgia]

Wait . . . do you mean like how leftists tore down historic landmarks and statues all around the country a few years ago of any person or event which did not comport well with the desired leftwing worldview?

A list of the statues across the US toppled, vandalized or officially removed amid protests

Protests over the killing of George Floyd have led to the removal of historical statues across the U.S.Many of the monuments and statues, most of which depict Confederate leaders or Christopher Col…

thehill.com

This guy is crying over statues of slavery supporters because Civil War era Democrats are today’s Republicans.
That’s why white Southerners love Trump.

 

[justoffal]

I don’t have a single person ignored, I would never do that…I come here for the free entertainment, Libs fascinate the shit out of me.

I never use ignore....too much to miss....,

 

[justoffal]

What about their Democrat feelings though?

Well yeah.....feewins

 

[toobfreak]

This guy is crying over statues of slavery supporters

Idiot, why don't you try actually reading a history book instead of always being a jackass? They were not all slavery supporters, nor does it matter. The statues commemorate important figures and events in our history. One cannot know where they are going if they have no idea where they came from.

General Lee wasn't even particularly fond of the Civil War nor support for the south, he just went along with leading the confederacy because he felt obligated due to where he lived. And during the war, he continually advocated for its quick resolution.

 

[toobfreak]

Well yeah.....feewins

 

[berg80]

The events of last night certainly bolster your argument.

No they don't. I was discussing the incident at the hotel with my wife over breakfast and said I bet they use it to promote the ballroom. She said, "They already have."

Trump presses his case for White House ballroom following press dinner shooting

The President took to social media to reiterate his case that White House ballroom is a matter of national security in the wake of the press dinner shooting.

www.cnbc.com

For a wildly popular prez who is on the defensive over making room for an unnecessarily opulent building by tearing down an historic one this incident sure comes at a convenient time.

 

[Nostra]

No they don't. I was discussing the incident at the hotel with my wife over breakfast and said I bet they use it to promote the ballroom. She said, "They already have."

Trump presses his case for White House ballroom following press dinner shooting

The President took to social media to reiterate his case that White House ballroom is a matter of national security in the wake of the press dinner shooting.

www.cnbc.com

For a wildly popular prez who is on the defensive over making room for an unnecessarily opulent building by tearing down an historic one this incident sure comes at a convenient time.

Why wouldn’t they use it? One of the big reasons for the ballroom is security.

 

[Rawley]

Just put that one on ignore. Not worth the time.

s/he on the the iggie line.

 

[justoffal]

No they don't. I was discussing the incident at the hotel with my wife over breakfast and said I bet they use it to promote the ballroom. She said, "They already have."

Trump presses his case for White House ballroom following press dinner shooting

The President took to social media to reiterate his case that White House ballroom is a matter of national security in the wake of the press dinner shooting.

www.cnbc.com

For a wildly popular prez who is on the defensive over making room for an unnecessarily opulent building by tearing down an historic one this incident sure comes at a convenient time.

1.) it is very necessary
2.) Historical? I'm sure there's a few Bushes around the White House that Teddy's horses pissed on.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Țhe White House belongs to the President, he can do what he wants

He can even name the Kennedy Center after himself

Except he didn't do that.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Current system is outdated and by some accounts falling apart. This is something that is long overdue. The history of the East Wing is spotty and rather insignificant. I guess Eleanor Roosevelt had an office there for a time.
I'm sure there are several trees on the White House property that George Washington's horse took a piss on at one time or another..... I mean so what?

Not likely. George Washington never lived in the White House. John Adams was the first.

Since when do horses piss on trees?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

When has a President destroyed an entire wing of the White House and used private funds to build it without the consent of Congress?

WW

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Did Roosevelt get permission from Congress and get volunteers to donate for the original construction of the East Wing?

 

[Lesh]

.

I don't. I think the country is in great shape.

The left cult are the whiners.




.

Wait

You fuckers wouldn’t STOP screaming about how broke the country is

That’s gone now?

 

[Lockback]

Let's get back to the OP's title:

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

And that is 100% true and has been since Trump proposed it. Only silly, jealous, Democrat half-men and losers trying to make some false equivalency argument that we can't afford it when it's financed by donations are opposed to it.
They remain silly half-men and losers.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Let's get back to the OP's title:

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

And that is 100% true and has been since Trump proposed it. Only silly, jealous, Democrat half-men and losers trying to make some false equivalency argument that we can't afford it when it's financed by donations are opposed to it.
They remain silly half-men and losers.

Its fine but Trump needs to be focusing on things that matter not trivialities to his vanity.

 

[rightwinger]

Except he didn't do that.

 

[justoffal]

Not likely. George Washington never lived in the White House. John Adams was the first.

Since when do horses piss on trees?

You get the point

 

[justoffal]

Did Roosevelt get permission from Congress and get volunteers to donate for the original construction of the East Wing?

No he did not