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I could put this in the bullshit thread too.
My wife said this is terrorism. After a quick thought I agree.
You know what is bizarrely ironic?

Team Trump couldn't competently get a pool liner installed, it turned into a multi million dollar disaster. But people think that Team Trump is competent enough to decide if an iconic tribute to Kennedy is structurally sound?
Seriously?
Tom
Trump knows shit about building standards.

Trump hired a swimming pool guy to repair a completely different type of pool. The guy didn't know what he was doing but he got paid well for it. Now he's getting paid well to fuck it up the same way he fucked it up the first time.
Why can't we get jobs like that? I could stuff it up as many times as you want.
 
Thinking of presidential librarys. If I was prez, where and what would I build?
I'm not egotistical enough to even want one.
Maybe I could start a law school at some university.
Do law schools specialize? Constitution law? Or First Amendment law?
Or even more specialized:
'The (my name here) School for Freedom of/from Religion'.
Does such a place already exist?
 
Trump should buy DC Comics, and make himself their hero.
Then DIE and leave it all to the DJT Memorial Foundation.
 
Thinking of presidential librarys. If I was prez, where and what would I build?
I'm not egotistical enough to even want one.
Oh, I am sure you could be. And of course, it has been impossible to even become President, without being massively egotistical, for centuries. Certainly since the invention of radio. Probably since the invention of Presidents.
Maybe I could start a law school at some university.
Do law schools specialize? Constitution law? Or First Amendment law?
Or even more specialized:
'The (my name here) School for Freedom of/from Religion'.
See? If you weren't egotistical enough, you would want it to be called 'The (American/National/Name of city here) School for Freedom of/from Religion'. ;)
 
Secret documents reveal donors behind $330 million for Trump’s ballroom. The records offer a panoramic view of a fundraising campaign that is extraordinary for its size and opacity.
A list obtained by The Washington Post reveals all the major donors to President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom project, including previously undisclosed contributors who have benefited from regulatory decisions, government contracts and, in one case, a pardon for a family member.

Tech giants Nvidia and Apple each committed $25 million, the top contribution amount, the list shows. The Adelson family, one of the GOP’s largest donor dynasties, committed that sum as well, as did billionaire Charles Ergen, co-founder and chairman of telecommunications company Dish Network.

Absent from the list is Trump himself, who has said that he is helping to pay for the project. “It’s being paid for a hundred percent by me and some friends of mine,” he said last year, days after demolition began on the old East Wing.
Trump's share of the construction cost will be paid in World Liberty crypto.
 
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