We are all sick and tired of his babbling, ranting, and raving. He can’t let go of anything and screams about the same things every single day. We don’t care anymore. We don’t care about his stupid ideas, except for the Iran War and the BUB. We just want him to give it a rest. Please. Now. Recognition to Raw Story:
President Donald Trump argued that U.S. District Court Judge Richard Leon was “out of control” because he blocked construction of the above-ground portions of a White House ballroom. In his Thursday ruling, Leon sought to clarify an earlier order intended to halt construction of the ballroom while carving out a small exception for national security construction.
Trump had said that the exception permitted him to build the entire ballroom structure. “Defendants argue that the entire ballroom construction project, from tip to tail, falls within the safety-and-security exception and therefore may proceed unabated,” Leon noted on Thursday. “That is neither a reasonable nor a correct reading of my Order!”
Haven’t they yet learned that it’s not possible to fast-talk or schmooze a judge? He knows darn well what he wrote. He knows what they were told. Above ground is not for security. Underground is. That‘s what Judge Leon approved. There was no wiggle room, and they tried it anyhow. Are you ready for the Trump rant? It’s both boring and funny. We have it in two parts. As you know, Trumpy gets wordy with his rants, so it’s long.
“The out of control Trump Hating, Washington, D.C. District Court Judge, who doesn’t want to accept a $400 Million Dollar GIFT of one of the most beautiful Ballrooms anywhere in the World, desperately needed by the White House and its future Presidents (Due to time constraints, I will barely get to use it!), wants me to build the ‘underground‘ portion of the Ballroom, without the ‘above ground‘ portion, but the underground doesn’t work, isn’t necessary, and would indeed be useless, without the above ground sections,” Trump said in his third ballroom-related rant of the day.
Awww he’ll barely get to use it. If he hadn’t kept changing everything, it might be further along by now. So, correct me if I’m wrong, but wouldn’t the underground need to be built before the above-ground construction starts anyhow? Can’t see the ballroom being built and then digging underground for all the foo he’s putting in there. It only makes sense if you do the below-ground building first. That part is approved for ongoing construction. What’s the big deal?
“The underground portion is wedded to, and serves, the upper portion, including the Bomb Shelters, a State of the Art Hospital and Medical Facilities, Protective Partitioning, Top Secret Military Installations, Structures, and Equipment, Protective Missile Resistant Steel, Columns, Roofs, and Beams, Drone Proof Ceilings and Roofs, Military Grade Venting, and Bullet, Ballistic, and Blast Proof Glass,” he added. “It’s all tied together as one big, expensive, and very complex unit, which is vital for National Security and Military Operations of the United States of America!”
That’s a whole lot more to the underground than was originally stated. And it’s still a bad idea to say it’s going to have a bomb shelter. Anyone who hates us is going to know exactly what to expect and exactly where it is. Notice he emphasized expensive. I wonder how much of our taxes he has managed to grift to put into this thing. The whole idea is ridiculous. He tore down the East Wing for a ballroom. One that supposedly has all sorts of protective stuff below it. Really?
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