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Democrats have given us close to 50 million jobs while Republicans have given about a million
Trump Ballroom Unlikely To Be Built
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Didnt you just credit Trump?
Stock Market under Biden in 2024 rose 26 percent
Trump in 2025 saw half of that
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Not only did Mumbling Bumbling Stumbling *Joe **** up the country he fucked up the entire world.
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Over 700 post about a ballroom.
Yeah, TDS isn’t real.
Yeah, TDS isn’t real.
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It is about destroying one third of the White House
Umm, darlin’, you leftist slugs are the idiots who tear things down. From statues to torching entire city blocks and police stations, in addition to your own weak self esteem. Democrats have built nothing but failed ideologies.Frankly, I can't think of a better metaphor for the whole Trump Regime. They are very good at tearing things down, but they suck at actually building anything.
The White House ballroom will never be built
Trump can't focus long enough, even on his $400 million passion projectwww.salon.com
In October, Donald Trump traumatized all true patriots by tearing down the East Wing of the White House. The move, he claims, will clear the way for a ballroom for holding large events that are typically held in tents on the South Lawn. A debate immediately arose online over whether or not the next Democratic president should tear down the ballroom or keep it, albeit with the necessary extensive renovations to remove all the tackiness Trump brings to any project.
Two months later, it increasingly seems that such discussion was a wasted effort, as the chance this ballroom will actually be built is rapidly disappearing. Perhaps it could have if Trump had delegated the management of the project to someone competent, but that’s not what he did. Instead, the famously lazy and disorganized president decided to blow off his actual governance duties in favor of micromanaging a construction project he is incapable of handling. Finishing the ballroom in the next three years would be difficult for anyone, but it’s quickly becoming clear it will be nearly impossible for the famed real estate tycoon to pull it off.
For anyone who has dealt with any renovation project more complex than patching drywall, the ballroom’s construction is waving every red flag possible, signaling endless delays that will stretch for months — and, in all likelihood, for years. Despite announcing plans for the ballroom in July, it’s clear there’s no idea what it’s going to look like, how big it will be or how it will be laid out. Trump keeps changing things, driven by a short-sighted impulsiveness that keeps pushing him to expand the scope of the project. Initially, it was supposed to seat 650 people in 90,000 square feet, but he kept throwing tantrums about how he wanted it bigger. Earlier this month, he even ran off the initial architect, and odds are that will happen again.
Then there’s the red tape. Even though a judge ruled against the National Trust for Historic Preservation in their lawsuit to temporarily halt construction, he required the White House to avoid building anything foundational and demanded plans for the structure be submitted by the end of the year. But as the White House hasn’t even scheduled meetings with the National Capital Planning Commission to start the process, meeting that deadline appears unlikely.
Nonsense. You’re just incensed that trannies taking off their tops on the WH lawn won’t happen again.
Who are these “true patriots”, little missy?Frankly, I can't think of a better metaphor for the whole Trump Regime. They are very good at tearing things down, but they suck at actually building anything.
The White House ballroom will never be built
Trump can't focus long enough, even on his $400 million passion project
In October, Donald Trump traumatized all true patriots by tearing down the East Wing of the White House. The move, he claims, will clear the way for a ballroom for holding large events that are typically held in tents on the South Lawn. A debate immediately arose online over whether or not the next Democratic president should tear down the ballroom or keep it, albeit with the necessary extensive renovations to remove all the tackiness Trump brings to any project.
Two months later, it increasingly seems that such discussion was a wasted effort, as the chance this ballroom will actually be built is rapidly disappearing. Perhaps it could have if Trump had delegated the management of the project to someone competent, but that’s not what he did. Instead, the famously lazy and disorganized president decided to blow off his actual governance duties in favor of micromanaging a construction project he is incapable of handling. Finishing the ballroom in the next three years would be difficult for anyone, but it’s quickly becoming clear it will be nearly impossible for the famed real estate tycoon to pull it off.
For anyone who has dealt with any renovation project more complex than patching drywall, the ballroom’s construction is waving every red flag possible, signaling endless delays that will stretch for months — and, in all likelihood, for years. Despite announcing plans for the ballroom in July, it’s clear there’s no idea what it’s going to look like, how big it will be or how it will be laid out. Trump keeps changing things, driven by a short-sighted impulsiveness that keeps pushing him to expand the scope of the project. Initially, it was supposed to seat 650 people in 90,000 square feet, but he kept throwing tantrums about how he wanted it bigger. Earlier this month, he even ran off the initial architect, and odds are that will happen again.
Then there’s the red tape. Even though a judge ruled against the National Trust for Historic Preservation in their lawsuit to temporarily halt construction, he required the White House to avoid building anything foundational and demanded plans for the structure be submitted by the end of the year. But as the White House hasn’t even scheduled meetings with the National Capital Planning Commission to start the process, meeting that deadline appears unlikely.
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What happened to our White House?
Where did it go?
It’s still there, sweetie.
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Trump is getting foreign companies to build plants here in the US, creating jobs.
Biden exploded government workers, not helpful.
So what was Biden's GDP in 2024? Hint: less than 2.0, actually negative in Q125, Trump's Q3 hit 4.3%
Bullshit.
Biden's 2025 budget had a $1.8T deficit, Trump's 2026 budget will be close to balancing, only a $280b projected deficit.
As for the Nasdaq, it rose 29% in 2024 and 21% so far in 2025, the year isn't over yet.
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Fenway Park isn’t a government facility built and paid for by the taxpayers. It’s a private owned single purpose sports facility. It’s a baseball park.
Taxpayers are supposed to get value for their tax dollars. The obscene amount of money going into this project is an affront to working Americans who will be paying for it.
No that makes you an idiot.
No mention of your trade deficit though. It’s the highest in US history.
Foreign companies are CANCELLING US production facilities. Korean firms are leaving droves.
Jim Beam is shuttering their distillery next year because their export market has collapsed. The entire wine distillery export market has collapsed.
Then there’s the price of lumber. It’s through the roof due to tariffs on Canadian lumber. Shortages are driving up prices. Construction costs are soaring.
What the Data Says: Lumber Price Updates | Gordian
Lumber price: Prices for framing lumber explode by 17% over the last 12 months, due in part to lower demand and higher tariffs.
www.gordian.com
Canadians just sold our lumber to Europe instead of the USA. At a higher price than you were paying.
I suspect he cares more about preventing democrats from parading their topless trannies across the WH lawn,
So you're saying Americans have looked like hillbillies since the country's formation and still do.
Hmm. You know, hard to argue.
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