Trump Ballroom Unlikely To Be Built

[toobfreak]

This thread didn't age well.

Why, it is a quarter month old and it ended up right where everyone always new it would be, with some crazy off the wall scheme only Trump could think up much less dare and even succeed at, and we all know that when finished, it will be even nicer than anyone could have imagined, and in the future will be the showpiece and pride of the White House.

Forever linked with Trump.

And that is what the Left are really riled about, they've done nothing but try to ruin the guy ever since he announced running as a Republican.

No higher crime can the Left ever imagine.

I can't wait until a democrat gets into office and shutters the room, refusing to even open it to the public or use it for fear of catching fire.

 

[JoeB131]

This thread didn't age well.

Sure it did.

All Trump has right now is a drawing.

 

[kyzr]

The ballroom is fully approved for construction, and construction is ahead of schedule.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Sure it did.

All Trump has right now is a drawing.

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You believe that.





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[JoeB131]

The ballroom is fully approved for construction, and construction is ahead of schedule.

Not really.

https://www.npr.org/2026/02/26/nx-s1-5727859/trumps-ballroom-project-can-continue-for-now-court-says

The National Trust for Historic Preservation argued the president hadn't followed proper procedure in tearing down the East Wing of the White House and soliciting private donations to fund the $300-million ballroom. In his opinion Leon wrote that he wasn't making a determination on the merits because of the way the suit had been framed. He concluded, saying that if the group were to amend its complaint "the Court will expeditiously consider it and, if viable, address the merits of the novel and weighty issues presented."

The group responded with disappointment, but said they would continue pushing to halt construction.

"While we are disappointed that the Court did not issue the preliminary injunction, we were pleased that Judge Leon ruled that the National Trust has standing to bring this lawsuit, as we have asserted from the start," Carol Quillen, president and CEO of the National Trust, said in a statement. "We are also pleased that he encouraged us to amend our complaint—specifically, to assert that the President has acted beyond his statutory authority—and we plan to do so promptly."

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Not really.

https://www.npr.org/2026/02/26/nx-s1-5727859/trumps-ballroom-project-can-continue-for-now-court-says

The National Trust for Historic Preservation argued the president hadn't followed proper procedure in tearing down the East Wing of the White House and soliciting private donations to fund the $300-million ballroom. In his opinion Leon wrote that he wasn't making a determination on the merits because of the way the suit had been framed. He concluded, saying that if the group were to amend its complaint "the Court will expeditiously consider it and, if viable, address the merits of the novel and weighty issues presented."

The group responded with disappointment, but said they would continue pushing to halt construction.

"While we are disappointed that the Court did not issue the preliminary injunction, we were pleased that Judge Leon ruled that the National Trust has standing to bring this lawsuit, as we have asserted from the start," Carol Quillen, president and CEO of the National Trust, said in a statement. "We are also pleased that he encouraged us to amend our complaint—specifically, to assert that the President has acted beyond his statutory authority—and we plan to do so promptly."

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Says npr.






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[kyzr]

Not really.
The National Trust for Historic Preservation argued the president hadn't followed proper procedure in tearing down the East Wing of the White House and soliciting private donations to fund the $300-million ballroom. In his opinion Leon wrote that he wasn't making a determination on the merits because of the way the suit had been framed. He concluded, saying that if the group were to amend its complaint "the Court will expeditiously consider it and, if viable, address the merits of the novel and weighty issues presented."

The group responded with disappointment, but said they would continue pushing to halt construction.

"While we are disappointed that the Court did not issue the preliminary injunction, we were pleased that Judge Leon ruled that the National Trust has standing to bring this lawsuit, as we have asserted from the start," Carol Quillen, president and CEO of the National Trust, said in a statement. "We are also pleased that he encouraged us to amend our complaint—specifically, to assert that the President has acted beyond his statutory authority—and we plan to do so promptly."

The judge said he didn't consider "the merits" of the case, so even if they fix the complaint there is no guarantee of the outcome. But keep hoping you can slow it down, by the time he rule on the complaint the ballroom should be well along.

There is NFW the ballroom construction slows down, the train has left the station.

 

[toobfreak]

Not really.

Look Joe, try to get this up your stupid ass:

1. The East Wing is gone, torn down.
2. A fantastic ballroom has been designed and approved by someone who remodeled the skyline of Manhattan.
3. The ballroom is going to get built. It is going to be magnificent.
4. Just once, quit screwing around and let the guy build the thing before telling us how horrible it is going to be.

 

[Delldude]

Look Joe, try to get this up your stupid ass:

1. The East Wing is gone, torn down.
2. A fantastic ballroom has been designed and approved by someone who remodeled the skyline of Manhattan.
3. The ballroom is going to get built. It is going to be magnificent.
4. Just once, quit screwing around and let the guy build the thing before telling us how horrible it is going to be.

Tell him Trump is using Chinese components and he'll be a happy camper.

 

[JoeB131]

The judge said he didn't consider "the merits" of the case, so even if they fix the complaint there is no guarantee of the outcome. But keep hoping you can slow it down, by the time he rule on the complaint the ballroom should be well along.

There is NFW the ballroom construction slows down, the train has left the station.

Oh, it will never get finished, and we'll have a half-finished structure that will have to be repurposed into something useful like office space.

Look Joe, try to get this up your stupid ass:

1. The East Wing is gone, torn down.
2. A fantastic ballroom has been designed and approved by someone who remodeled the skyline of Manhattan.
3. The ballroom is going to get built. It is going to be magnificent.
4. Just once, quit screwing around and let the guy build the thing before telling us how horrible it is going to be.

I suspect that if you lived in the Middle Ages, you'd be eating shit and admiring how nice the King's castle is.

When Trump is gone, the country is going to try to erase every last remnant of him, kind of like Germany did with Hitler.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Oh, it will never get finished, and we'll have a half-finished structure that will have to be repurposed into something useful like office space.


I suspect that if you lived in the Middle Ages, you'd be eating shit and admiring how nice the King's castle is.

When Trump is gone, the country is going to try to erase every last remnant of him, kind of like Germany did with Hitler.

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Fun left cult fantasies.





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[kyzr]

Oh, it will never get finished, and we'll have a half-finished structure that will have to be repurposed into something useful like office space.

The ballroom will be under roof faster than you would think, then it takes forever to finish the inside work.
No one is going to stop it or even slow it down.

 

[Delldude]

Oh, it will never get finished, and we'll have a half-finished structure that will have to be repurposed into something useful like office space.

Highly doubtful that the Dems would be stupid enough to go back to State functions in circus tents.

 

[JoeB131]

Highly doubtful that the Dems would be stupid enough to go back to State functions in circus tents.

No, they could just rent ballrooms like they do now.

 

[Delldude]

No, they could just rent ballrooms like they do now.

That's not what they do now. It's the State dining room, the East Room or circus tents.

 

[JoeB131]

That's not what they do now. It's the State dining room, the East Room or circus tents.

Actually, it's what they've done for years... but never mind.

We don't need Mussolini's ballroom.

And even if we did, the stain of Trump will be something we'll all want to erase like a bad memory

 

[Delldude]

Actually, it's what they've done for years... but never mind.

Is why Trump is fixing the problem.

 

[JoeB131]

Is why Trump is fixing the problem.

Except it wasn't a problem that called for defacing a national monument.

 

[Delldude]

Except it wasn't a problem that called for defacing a national monument.

The AOC/Kamala Harris DNC Ballroom:

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Actually, it's what they've done for years... but never mind.

We don't need Mussolini's ballroom.

And even if we did, the stain of Trump will be something we'll all want to erase like a bad memory

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Thank you so much. Demcult has given us all so much entertainment!





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