#white-house-east-wing

#white-house-east-wing

The speed at which Trump tore down a part of the people's house is also in keeping with the speed at which he's been tearing down democracy. Trump just assumes unrestrained power, and no one stops him, even if his actions are lawless. What we've learned from Trump is that it's easy to wreck something. But rebuilding something is going to be much, much harder. How do you put the rubble back together?

Trump is suing America, the country he's the leader of, I am not making this up, when he was out of office in between the terms when they were putting him on trial and tried to put him in jail, but he didn't go to jail, America is being sued for attempted Karma. He even said, this is a quote he said, I'm suing myself.. I was like, I'm just glad it's not me again. You know what I'm saying? Uh, so.

Debris from the White House's demolished East Wing, which was reduced to rubble to make way for President Donald Trump's planned $300 million ballroom, is reportedly being hauled to a Washington golf course the president has shown interest in refurbishing. Trucks were seen carting away loads of dirt from the East Wing demolition site on Friday, then depositing them at East Potomac Park, an island course along the Potomac River, The Washington Post reported.

Podcast host and independent journalist Jim Acosta took a field trip to the White House to get some strong reactions to President Donald Trump's ongoing demolition project at the People's House. Since taking office for a second time, Trump has overseen massive changes to the physical features of the White House, including a gold-drenched Oval Office overhaul, a paved-over lawn in the Rose Garden, and now a major demolition in the East Wing to make way for a massive ballroom.