In the interest of honesty, he never built anything. All they did was put up goals and mark the lines for basketball on an old tennis court. They lost the lines when they had to resurface the tennis court. Obama used the heck out of them because he throws like a girl but can shoot a basket like a ******!
You make unfounded claims, little lady.
Do you know the future plans of WH inner structure?
Nah. You TDSers are the only ones twisting your own panties over this.
It will be used. By every President to come after
So, it was just an appeal to the Magic Kenyan’s vanity.
He could, but now he won’t have to….suck it.
What bribes? Your goofy conspiracy theories are laughable.
You can’t keep up.
The White House is not a public house. It is the executive's residence. Second, I suppose you would be more satisfied to leave a gaping hole in the WH grounds. SMH.
In other news, construction is ahead of schedule and under budget.
You cut and pasted this ciput and paste multiple times.
In more news, leftists are agonizing over their fears and insecurities.
Of course, duh, who doesn't?
Is there a publicly available audit of the donations so we know who gave money, what it's going to pay for, and what will happen to any money left over?
Oh ok, let’s hear them…
You lost….Is there a publicly available audit of the donations so we know who gave money, what it's going to pay for, and what will happen to any money left over?
Remember the enormous budget for the inaugurations and how millions went unaccounted for? Of course you don't. You folks have no memory of such things.
What Happened to the Surplus Funds From Trump’s Inauguration?
What Happened to the Surplus Funds From Trump’s Inauguration? - Public Citizen
What Should Be a Significant Surplus Remains Unaccounted Forwww.citizen.org
The Trump Vance Inaugural Committee reported taking in nearly $245.3 million and refunding a little more than $6 million in donations. In all, about 60% of the committee’s money came from more than 130 seven-figure donations, underscoring the outsize role of deep-pocketed interests in underwriting the glitzy events that swirl around inaugurations.
Sunday marked 90 days since the inauguration, the legal deadline for the inaugural committee to disclose its donations of $200 or more to federal regulators. But its report to the Federal Election Commission offers only a partial picture because it does not have to detail how it spent the money or what it intends to do with any leftover contributions.
An inaugural committee spokesperson did not respond to an inquiry Sunday about the spending and the size of leftover contributions.
