Donald Trump Explodes At ‘Stupid’ White House Contractors In Wild Post: ‘I Started Yelling’
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'Who did this, and I want to find out now!" the president claimed he screamed at the workers, adding it was not "in a nice manner."
Donald Trump ranted on his Truth Social platform this weekend about what he called “stupid” contractors who allegedly caused a “deep and nasty” gash in the limestone during the recent, controversial remodeling of the White House Rose Garden.
“Surfaces are very important to me as a Builder,” Trump wrote, boasting that he’s “built many GREAT Buildings, and other things, over the years.” He claimed that after spotting the 25-yard gash, “I started yelling, ’Who did this, and I want to find out now!”
“And I didn’t say this in a nice manner,” he added in the post. “I wondered, ‘Was it vandalism or, was it stupidity?’”
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