'IT IS TOO LATE!': Trump Throws Sunday Fit Over His Biggest Obsession
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The president raised a fuss about his ballroom project as a federal judge considers an injunction.
President Donald Trump on Sunday railed against legal efforts to stop the construction of a massive ballroom on the grounds of the White House.
“There is no practical or reasonable way to go back,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. “IT IS TOO LATE!”
The National Trust for Historic Preservation last month sued to block the construction of the ballroom after Trump last year demolished the East Wing with little notice to make room for the new building, which will dwarf the main residence.
Trump fired back:
“The so-called ‘preservationists,’ who get their money from the most unusual of places, should not be allowed to stop this desperately needed addition to our GREAT White House, a place that a President has never needed permission to change or enhance, because of the special grounds on which it sits, no matter how big (and important!), that enhancement may be.”
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