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A gold gilded monstrosity of a ballroom is what Trump wanted. I've never heard a single person in my life say that what the White House needs is a massive gold gilded ballroom that dwarfs the White House itself.
A gold gilded monstrosity of a ballroom is what Trump wanted. I've never heard a single person in my life say that what the White House needs is a massive gold gilded ballroom that dwarfs the White House itself.
If you do not believe in the science of probability and do not trust scientists and mathematicians to collect representative samples, then next time your doctor sends you for a blood draw make sure you demand the lab technician drain all of your blood.Lmfao, oh a Yahoo survey, oh my God!
I doubt there is a poster here who has written more frequently about the value and importance of history.

I didn't push anything back. I've repeatedly said that I've expected "visible results" by the tail end of this year and early next year. I said that it would take roughly 6-12 months for gas prices to come down (and other prices will follow those), and gas prices have now come down (and within that very time frame that I posted towards the beginning of this year).Why do you keep pushing back the timeline of when Trump is supposedly going to be "successful"?
"Did you hear what Trump said THIS time?!?!" "Did ya? DIIIIID YAAAAAA??!!!"Trump promised to end inflation on Day One.
He promised to end the Ukraine war in 24 hours.
He guranteed "200 deals in 100 days".
Oh I'm sorry I didn't know Yahoo used science for their polls.If you do not believe in the science of probability and do not trust scientists and mathematicians to collect representative samples, then next time your doctor sends you for a blood draw make sure you demand the lab technician drain all of your blood.
Poll: Americans disapprove of Trump's White House ballroom project — and East Wing demolition — by a more than 2-to-1 margin
A new Yahoo/YouGov survey shows that just 28% approve of how the president is handling the issue.
It us a Yahoo-Yougov poll. YouGov is an internationally recognized data analytics company.Oh I'm sorry I didn't know Yahoo used science for their polls.
Ok, great, I guess this means we should do something, right? I mean, if a poll suggests that a majority of the people are not in favor of something or want a certain policy enacted, that should be the end of the debate, right? The whole representative republic thing needs to be thrown away in favor of polling democracy, right?It us a Yahoo-Yougov poll. YouGov is an internationally recognized data analytics company.
If you do not believe in the science of probability and do not trust scientists and mathematicians to collect representative samples, then next time your doctor sends you for a blood draw make sure you demand the lab technician drain all of your blood.
Stone fallacy.Ok, great, I guess this means we should do something, right? I mean, if a poll suggests that a majority of the people are not in favor of something or want a certain policy enacted, that should be the end of the debate, right? The whole representative republic thing needs to be thrown away in favor of polling democracy, right?
Is this your thing? Is this an argument or supposed to be a brilliant analysis? Just asking so I can be properly amazed. Maybe you could generously elaborate for those of us that struggle making sense out of dumbass libtards attempting to hide how stupid they are slinging around their new word of the week like confetti. Give it a shot, you can do it.Stone fallacy.
It works well. Look at you being silly about it.Is this your thing? Is this an argument or supposed to be a brilliant analysis? Just asking so I can be properly amazed. Maybe you could generously elaborate for those of us that struggle making sense out of dumbass libtards attempting to hide how stupid they are slinging around their new word of the week like confetti. Give it a shot, you can do it.
trump has not built a ballroom. he does not even have a design for a ballroom.To think an American president would build a ballroom using taxpayer dollars in a time like this is despicable at best.
Which is a big part of the disapproval of his actions. He's acting like a dictator, not a President.Trump wouldn't even go through the traditional public process of consulting the planning commission.
AI Overviewtrump has not built a ballroom. he does not even have a design for a ballroom.
trump has destroyed a ballroom, a theater, offices, huge number of irreplaceable documents, the equipment to scan those documents, etc. all to the tune of over a billion dollars in US taxpayers money, but he has not built a ballroom.
If he had given more time to move stuff out of the East Wing, we could have saved some of that money, but trump was in a rush not to build a ballroom. After all, we can see nothing happening now that he has destroyed a third of the White House.
He also said he'd replace Obamacare with something better......8 years ago.I doubt there is a poster here who has written more frequently about the value and importance of history.
Why do you keep pushing back the timeline of when Trump is supposedly going to be "successful"?
Trump promised to end inflation on Day One.
He promised to end the Ukraine war in 24 hours.
He guranteed "200 deals in 100 days".
As much as possible in 6 hours?Yes, historical artifacts from the East Wing were preserved, stored, and digitally scanned before its demolition.
Gee, who does that sound like?I know. Like all the other insane and evil things trump does - his acolytes both in the administration and here hustle to backfill behind it with their twisted rationalizations - like when stupid people say, "stop complaining, we'll love it when it's done".
Poll: Americans disapprove of Trump's White House ballroom project — and East Wing demolition — by a more than 2-to-1 margin
A new Yahoo/YouGov survey shows that just 28% approve of how the president is handling the issue.

Can you remind me of the critical historical moments of history conducted in the East Wing?AI Overview
Yes, historical artifacts from the East Wing were preserved, stored, and digitally scanned before its demolition. The White House Historical Association conducted a comprehensive digital scanning and photographic project to document the East Wing's every detail, and the physical artifacts have been removed and stored under the supervision of the White House and the National Park Service.
Digital and photographic records: A detailed digital record was created through 3D scanning and photography to preserve a record of the East Wing's structure and contents.
Artifact preservation: Historical artifacts were physically removed from the East Wing before demolition and have been preserved and stored.
Supervision: The preservation and storage of these artifacts were conducted under the supervision of the White House Executive Residence and the National Park Service.
Relocation of offices: Offices, such as the Office of the First Lady, were relocated to other parts of the White House complex before demolition began.