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In reply to the discussion: Trump to demolish entire East Wing of White House for ballroom: NYT [View all]SpankMe
(3,633 posts)21. Endangering national security at the people's house
Word on the street is that the demolition put certain security measures in plain view that were embedded in the Whitehouse structure. Our enemies will soon be able to exploit it and bypass some key defensive features.
Assuming that certain other federal gov't structures have these same types of hardening, places like portions of the capitol building, the Pentagon and CIA HQ and NSA buildings will likely be less secure in the future.
Anyone who thinks Trump isn't trying to destroy America one brick at a time just isn't paying attention. I just want to know why.
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Trump is demolishing the entire East Wing to make way for his White House ballroom.
mahatmakanejeeves
Oct 22
#1
The most transactional president in history wants Other People's Money to build himself a monument
William Seger
Oct 23
#39
Yeah, even gold-adorned, the Oval Throne Room is just WAY too small for his ego (nt)
William Seger
Oct 23
#41
With all this demolition, I guess Malania doesn't have to worry about decorating or entertaining this year
Deuxcents
Oct 22
#4
LIAR!!....Trump in July promised construction of the ballroom "won't interfere with the current building."
riversedge
Oct 22
#6