Trump says White House ballroom plans include 'massive' underground military complex

[Clipper]

Your feels are funny.

So is that brown smudge on your nose from stuffing it in Trump's ass.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

So is that brown smudge on your nose from stuffing it in Trump's ass.

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Cute post, showing us yet again how much your cult are in love with President
Trump, continually fantasizing about his hind parts.

There will be special wards in the new mental institutions for your kind.



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[schmidlap]

Link to the Judge citing the constitution for his injunction…

I’ll wait

Judges abide by the U.S, Constitution. That is their sworn duty.

Under the Constitution, Trump needs Congressional permission to gut the White House.

He does not have it.

 

[struth]

Judges abide by the U.S, Constitution. That is their sworn duty.

Under the Constitution, Trump needs Congressional permission to gut the White House.

He does not have it.

Really? Where does it it say that in the constitution.

 

[TimFitz]

It is too late to undo the damage he has done, but the metastasis of his tacky glitz may have been checked.

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Whorehouse baroque!

 

[struth]

Whorehouse baroque!

Keep your fantasies to yourself

 

[progressive hunter]

Now they won't have to go all the way to PA for a secure bunker. Smart.

they cant dig deep enough there to be secure against direct nuke attack,,

think about a bunker buster on steroids,,

 

[citygator]

LOL

 

[schmidlap]

Really? Where does it it say that in the constitution.

Article IV, Section 3, Clause 2:

"The Congress shall have Power to dispose of and make all needful Rules and Regulations respecting the Territory or other Property belonging to the United States"​

 

[Zincwarrior]

Ok. Sure.

 

[struth]

Article IV, Section 3, Clause 2:

"The Congress shall have Power to dispose of and make all needful Rules and Regulations respecting the Territory or other Property belonging to the United States"​

Great and so how does that apply here?

 

[schmidlap]

Great and so how does that apply here?

Application of all Constitutional statues is determined by the judiciary, in this case by U.S. District Court Judge Richard J. Leon.

 

[Concerned American]

It's more secure then MAL which Trump & his mob turned into a war room. Probably the same room where he stashed some of those classified documents that he ripped off when he ran out of room in the bathroom.

Your MAGA god.

Keep talking. I love it when you expose your own ignorance.

 

[struth]

Application of all Constitutional statues is determined by the judiciary, in this case by U.S. District Court Judge Richard J. Leon.

And what? Tell us about it

 

[Clipper]

Keep talking. I love it when you expose your own ignorance.

Has the architect who designed the orange trouser stain's "ballroom" included a room where he can play pocket pool in private?

 

[struth]

Has the architect who designed the orange trouser stain's "ballroom" included a room where he can play pocket pool in private?

Hopefully, its called a bathroom

 

[JonKoch]

Really? Where does it it say that in the constitution.

It also alleged Trump was violating the US Constitution, "which reserves to Congress the right to dispose of and make all rules regarding property belonging to the United States".

Judge temporarily halts construction of Trump's White House ballroom

The Republican-appointed judge ruled that Trump was a "steward" of the White House, not the owner.

www.bbc.com

 

[Concerned American]

It also alleged Trump was violating the US Constitution, "which reserves to Congress the right to dispose of and make all rules regarding property belonging to the United States".

Judge temporarily halts construction of Trump's White House ballroom

The Republican-appointed judge ruled that Trump was a "steward" of the White House, not the owner.

www.bbc.com

Hey Cut and Paste, how about this.

Past presidents have made changes to the White House without congressional approval, often utilizing a decades-old exemption from certain historic preservation rules. This has allowed significant renovations, including the current demolition of the East Wing for a new ballroom under President Trump.
abcnews.com BBC

Changes to the White House by Past Presidents​

Past presidents have made changes to the White House without needing congressional approval. This practice has been facilitated by a longstanding exemption from certain historic preservation rules.

Key Points​

• Decades-Old Exemption: A law allows the White House, along with a few other significant buildings, to bypass the usual historic preservation review process.
• Significant Renovations: Over the years, various presidents have undertaken major renovations, including:
  • The East Wing Demolition: Currently, President Trump is demolishing the East Wing to construct a new ballroom, which is the first major construction project in nearly 80 years.
  • Historical Precedents: Previous renovations have included the addition of the West Wing and various interior updates, all done without congressional oversight.

Examples of Past Changes​

President	Change Made	Year
Thomas Jefferson	Designed the East and West Colonnades	1801
James Monroe	Added the South Portico	1824
Theodore Roosevelt	Constructed the West Wing	1902
Franklin D. Roosevelt	Opened the East Wing for administrative use	1942

These changes reflect a tradition of modifying the White House to meet the needs of the presidency, often without public review or congressional input.
Wikipedia White House Historical Association

 

[JonKoch]

Hey Cut and Paste, how about this.

Past presidents have made changes to the White House without congressional approval, often utilizing a decades-old exemption from certain historic preservation rules. This has allowed significant renovations, including the current demolition of the East Wing for a new ballroom under President Trump.
abcnews.com BBC

Changes to the White House by Past Presidents​

Past presidents have made changes to the White House without needing congressional approval. This practice has been facilitated by a longstanding exemption from certain historic preservation rules.

Key Points​

• Decades-Old Exemption: A law allows the White House, along with a few other significant buildings, to bypass the usual historic preservation review process.
• Significant Renovations: Over the years, various presidents have undertaken major renovations, including:
  • The East Wing Demolition: Currently, President Trump is demolishing the East Wing to construct a new ballroom, which is the first major construction project in nearly 80 years.
  • Historical Precedents: Previous renovations have included the addition of the West Wing and various interior updates, all done without congressional oversight.

Examples of Past Changes​

President	Change Made	Year
Thomas Jefferson	Designed the East and West Colonnades	1801
James Monroe	Added the South Portico	1824
Theodore Roosevelt	Constructed the West Wing	1902
Franklin D. Roosevelt	Opened the East Wing for administrative use	1942

These changes reflect a tradition of modifying the White House to meet the needs of the presidency, often without public review or congressional input.
Wikipedia White House Historical Association

LMAOROG. Sure it's simply a "renovation". Fuckn cult members

 

[Concerned American]

LMAOROG. Sure it's simply a "renovation". Fuckn cult members

Read the info provided and STFU. Presidents have done it since Jefferson. Do you think O'bummer got congressional approval for his basketball court?