Trump's Shithouse

[DeluxAuto]

I can always study or take classes to increase my knowledge, you will be ugly and stupid and rude for the rest of your life. At your age, it is too late to change from the 'small' penis-ed person you are. You don't have anyone in the real world so you have to come here and insult people you don't even know for voicing their own thoughts if they don't happen to align with yours. I know you think very highly of yourself but you are in for a rude awakening someday. I am content to be "the small idiot" that I am because it means I am not you. You are what oozes out of the south end of a north bound cow. Feel free to insult me all you like, I'll never see your reply.

Lol.

 

[YDB95]

When a face book moron states the basketball court was authorized by congress in 2010 when Bush was in office says a lot about how you source data

That was simply a typo and you know it. They meant 2008, when Bush was in fact still in office (and the record shows that is in fact exactly what happened).

 

[Bn2f]

It's long overdue to have a place to entertain VIPs and foreign dignitaries.

WTF?!

That's been a pressing issue for America for 2 centuries now.
Plus, trump does his best entertaining, DJ'in, and wedding planning at Mara Lago. The widths you spread your ass cheeks for trump.

 

[Lazaran]

That was simply a typo and you know it. They meant 2008, when Bush was in fact still in office (and the record shows that is in fact exactly what happened).

Another poster in the comment chain even corrected the person who made that typo, and it was right there for ineedhelp1 to see if they would have read all the comments - or if ineedhelp1 had taken the briefest of moments to check the facts themself.

And ineedhelp1’s absolute LIE about President Obama spending $300 MILLION of taxpayers’ money on a basketball court is some next level MAGAt bullshit / gaslighting.



We. Told. Them. So.

 

[Lazaran]

WTF?!

That's been a pressing issue for America for 2 centuries now.
Plus, trump does his best entertaining, DJ'in, and wedding planning at Mara Lago. The widths you spread your ass cheeks for trump.

Not to mention, "THE FOUNDERS!!!", who the MAGAts like to cite so much, made a conscious decision to keep the presidential residence modest compared to the palaces of the European & Asian kings, czars, and emperors, as they were determined to govern from a different template, and with a different mandate.



An opulent ballroom (and gilded Oval Office) would have been anathema to what they were ultimately trying to establish. DonOld’s racism & misogyny would have had a home in some quarters at the time of the founding, and DonOld’s elitist attitude would have also fit right in, but as far as the vision for the presidency & the people’s house??? Nah.



We. Told. Them. So.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

WSJ 10/26/2025

 

[icanhelp1]

That was simply a typo and you know it. They meant 2008, when Bush was in fact still in office (and the record shows that is in fact exactly what happened).

How do you know it was a typo? You can read minds now. But I agree with you and Laz that the spending bill was authorized by congress in 2008 during the Bush Admin and Obama extended the basketball court with out of pocket funding. Like usual media outlets promoted propaganda over facts, what else is new.

But that's not the spirit of this thread. This is about all the panty wetting by TDS laden leftizoids about Trump building a ballroom with his and donors funding. None of you morons can post a comment without trashing *orange man* You lie, you use horrendous name calling (Hitler, Fascist, Pedo, adjudicated rapist), but it's not even the name calling that bothers people, it's the galling, naked hypocrisy, the willingness to project onto this administration what the past administration actually did. Your willingness to overlook all the serious, borderline treasonous bastardization of our laws says so much about your ability to reason, to formulate accurate conclusions. If everything that Trump does is anti- democracy then your credibility is non existence.

Trump has his faults but he doesn't hide, he always lets you know what's on his mind. It's refreshing.

He closed Biden's open border stopping an invasion on our country
He dealt a serious blow to Iran's nuclear ambitions,
He allied with Israel to neutralize Iran and its terrorist proxies bringing potential peace to the region. Biden's feckless foreign policies enabled Oct 7th
He established stricter sanctions on Russia's largest oil companies while working to establish a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia.
He took out the Houthis
He's rounding up criminal aliens and bringing them to justice
He brought conclusions to some serious global conflicts, most dangerous was India and Pakistan
both nuclear powers.
He's engaging with Narco-terrorist.
He's building a WH ballroom which will be used by future presidents instead of spending millions on tents.

All those issues were prevalent during the Biden administration, but he wasn't up to the job. He was failing mentally and physically and you democrats allowed it to continue hiding it from the American people. You even broke with constitutional norms to inject your own candidate without a single vote.

 

[icanhelp1]

Another poster in the comment chain even corrected the person who made that typo, and it was right there for ineedhelp1 to see if they would have read all the comments - or if ineedhelp1 had taken the briefest of moments to check the facts themself.

And ineedhelp1’s absolute LIE about President Obama spending $300 MILLION of taxpayers’ money on a basketball court is some next level MAGAt bullshit / gaslighting.



We. Told. Them. So.

I agreed with you on the fact check you fucking moron. Accusing Obama for spending 370 million was an inaccurate statement promoted by the bullshit media. I corrected myself which is something you never do. Most of your tripe is pure gaslighting and lies.

 

[schism666]

do it.

 

[Lazaran]

I agreed with you on the fact check you fucking moron. Accusing Obama for spending 370 million was an inaccurate statement promoted by the bullshit media. I corrected myself which is something you never do. Most of your tripe is pure gaslighting and lies.

I challenge ineedhelp1 to cite a SINGLE example of “gaslighting and lies” from this quarter.



And, upon ineedhelp1’s imminent FAILURE at producing receipts supporting their accusation(s), I expect ANTOTHER (weak) APOLOGY from ineedhelp1.



ineedhelp1



We. Told. Them. So.

 

[colddiesel]

The British did the best re-modelling of the White House. In 1812.

 

[spacemanx001]

"It is no surprise that he lied,and the bonus fact he has broken the law in doing so."

Just wondering if you could cite the legal statute that was 'broken'... seriously curious. Still asking for a friend...............

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.286172/gov.uscourts.dcd.286172.1.0.pdf

This is from a lawsuit filed. The suit alleges that the Defendants - DONALD J. TRUMP, in his official capacity as President of the United States; and JESSICA BROWN, in her official capacity as the Director of the National Park Service - violated

—the National Capital Planning Act of 1952 by moving forward with the demolition of the East Wing of the White House before submitting the final plans for the construction of a new ballroom to the National Capital Planning Commission (“NCPC”);
—the National Historic Preservation Act (“NHPA”) of 1966 by not: (a) identifying and evaluating the historic property; (b) assessing the project’s affects on that property; and (c) consulting with the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (“ACHP”) and the D.C. State Historic Preservation Office (“SHPO”) to mitigate any adverse effects before the project proceeds.

The court has not ruled yet on the matter, but depending on its ruling, then Trump would be in violation of the law. Then again, Trump does not care about the law and is quite petty.

 

[HisArpy]

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.286172/gov.uscourts.dcd.286172.1.0.pdf

This is from a lawsuit filed. The suit alleges that the Defendants - DONALD J. TRUMP, in his official capacity as President of the United States; and JESSICA BROWN, in her official capacity as the Director of the National Park Service - violated

—the National Capital Planning Act of 1952 by moving forward with the demolition of the East Wing of the White House before submitting the final plans for the construction of a new ballroom to the National Capital Planning Commission (“NCPC”);
—the National Historic Preservation Act (“NHPA”) of 1966 by not: (a) identifying and evaluating the historic property; (b) assessing the project’s affects on that property; and (c) consulting with the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (“ACHP”) and the D.C. State Historic Preservation Office (“SHPO”) to mitigate any adverse effects before the project proceeds.

The court has not ruled yet on the matter, but depending on its ruling, then Trump would be in violation of the law. Then again, Trump does not care about the law and is quite petty.

The law is fairly clear, he's not required to ask for permission under certain circumstances. Of which the privately funded renovations within the same sq footage of foundation and no additional building height are one.

Basically this suit is garbage and should be dismissed upon motion by the government. Whether it will or not remains to be seen.

 

[Bodington]

A wag on the conservative side (my side in case you had any doubt, whom you Trump haters ungraciously label as deplorables and equally other pejorative adjectives) opined to the effect that the hatred of Trump knows no bounds. If Trump were to safely rescue a drowning child from the ocean, you haters would grouse that he was starving the sharks. The accuracy of that metaphoric analogy is so amply displayed in this thread. Now one might have a legitimate complaint at the extravagance of the proposed ballroom if it was to be bourne at the taxpayers’ expense like all other past renovations of the White House ordered by previous Presidents. But it’s funded by private donations; so what’s the beef?

Let me put it this way. Don’t you think it’s shameful for the international image of the United States that when hosting a gala state dinner or equally prominent international or for that matter domestic events, it has to be held outdoors under tents, and of course it’s impossible to do so during the harsh winter. Remember Trump’s inauguration this year. And of course, if guests have to answer the call of nature, they are forced to utilize tacky porto-potties. Compare that when Presidents of the United States are entertained by the monarchy of the UK at Buckingham Palace. Incidentally, Trump’s proposed ballroom will be three times the size of the ballroom at Buckingham Palace. So take that Great Britain!

Therefore, I say the objections enunciated in this thread are all laughable and pretty lame. I’m particularly bemused by the reference to the social media posting by the buffoon Eric Swalwell. I say if the eventual Democratic standard bearer in the 2028 Presidential election were to pledge to demolish Trump’s completed ballroom, I suggest that he, or she (perhaps they or them, to be woke) will be certainly soundly trounced by the Vance-Rubio ticket.

 

[Bray123]

A wag on the conservative side (my side in case you had any doubt, whom you Trump haters ungraciously label as deplorables and equally other pejorative adjectives) opined to the effect that the hatred of Trump knows no bounds. If Trump were to safely rescue a drowning child from the ocean, you haters would grouse that he was starving the sharks. The accuracy of that metaphoric analogy is so amply displayed in this thread. Now one might have a legitimate complaint at the extravagance of the proposed ballroom if it was to be bourne at the taxpayers’ expense like all other past renovations of the White House ordered by previous Presidents. But it’s funded by private donations; so what’s the beef?

Let me put it this way. Don’t you think it’s shameful for the international image of the United States that when hosting a gala state dinner or equally prominent international or for that matter domestic events, it has to be held outdoors under tents, and of course it’s impossible to do so during the harsh winter. Remember Trump’s inauguration this year. And of course, if guests have to answer the call of nature, they are forced to utilize tacky porto-potties. Compare that when Presidents of the United States are entertained by the monarchy of the UK at Buckingham Palace. Incidentally, Trump’s proposed ballroom will be three times the size of the ballroom at Buckingham Palace. So take that Great Britain!

Therefore, I say the objections enunciated in this thread are all laughable and pretty lame. I’m particularly bemused by the reference to the social media posting by the buffoon Eric Swalwell. I say if the eventual Democratic standard bearer in the 2028 Presidential election were to pledge to demolish Trump’s completed ballroom, I suggest that he, or she (perhaps they or them, to be woke) will be certainly soundly trounced by the Vance-Rubio ticket.

No.

 

[YDB95]

If Trump were to safely rescue a drowning child from the ocean, you haters would grouse that he was starving the sharks.

It is literally impossible to even imagine Trump rescuing the kid in the first place. A far likelier scenario is that he would claim to have tried and people like you would lap it up, even if there were conclusive proof that he just lay on the beach and never even got up.

Now one might have a legitimate complaint at the extravagance of the proposed ballroom if it was to be bourne at the taxpayers’ expense like all other past renovations of the White House ordered by previous Presidents. But it’s funded by private donations; so what’s the beef?

1. It's not his house to renovate, especially not so drastically.
2. Upkeep and repairs will be covered by tax dollars. And it's entirely possible that the construction itself ultimately will be too, since Trump usually stiffs his creditors. There are already rumors that the contractors here haven't been paid yet.

Let me put it this way. Don’t you think it’s shameful for the international image of the United States that when hosting a gala state dinner or equally prominent international or for that matter domestic events, it has to be held outdoors under tents, and of course it’s impossible to do so during the harsh winter. Remember Trump’s inauguration this year. And of course, if guests have to answer the call of nature, they are forced to utilize tacky porto-potties. Compare that when Presidents of the United States are entertained by the monarchy of the UK at Buckingham Palace. Incidentally, Trump’s proposed ballroom will be three times the size of the ballroom at Buckingham Palace. So take that Great Britain!

It doesn't have to be held outdoors with portapotties. There are literally dozens of suitable venues in DC already.

 

[stxjimmy]

Let me put it this way. Don’t you think it’s shameful for the international image of the United States that when hosting a gala state dinner or equally prominent international or for that matter domestic events, it has to be held outdoors under tents, and of course it’s impossible to do so during the harsh winter. Remember Trump’s inauguration this year. And of course, if guests have to answer the call of nature, they are forced to utilize tacky porto-potties. Compare that when Presidents of the United States are entertained by the monarchy of the UK at Buckingham Palace. Incidentally, Trump’s proposed ballroom will be three times the size of the ballroom at Buckingham Palace. So take that Great Britain!

Therefore, I say the objections enunciated in this thread are all laughable and pretty lame. I’m particularly bemused by the reference to the social media posting by the buffoon Eric Swalwell. I say if the eventual Democratic standard bearer in the 2028 Presidential election were to pledge to demolish Trump’s completed ballroom, I suggest that he, or she (perhaps they or them, to be woke) will be certainly soundly trounced by the Vance-Rubio ticket.

Nowhere near as shameful as the international spotlight falling on a presidency where influence is freely available for the right price, to anybody prepared to cough up for a jet, a donation to the military, an overpriced ticket to a gt gatsby party.
And when did they become conservative values, I think you and many others are allowing yourselves to become deluded.

 

[YDB95]

If Trump were to safely rescue a drowning child from the ocean, you haters would grouse that he was starving the sharks.

Absolutely hilarious that you posted a hypothetical about Trump helping out in a medical emergency just a couple of days after this happened, by the way:

 

[domroger]

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.286172/gov.uscourts.dcd.286172.1.0.pdf

This is from a lawsuit filed. The suit alleges that the Defendants - DONALD J. TRUMP, in his official capacity as President of the United States; and JESSICA BROWN, in her official capacity as the Director of the National Park Service - violated

—the National Capital Planning Act of 1952 by moving forward with the demolition of the East Wing of the White House before submitting the final plans for the construction of a new ballroom to the National Capital Planning Commission (“NCPC”);
—the National Historic Preservation Act (“NHPA”) of 1966 by not: (a) identifying and evaluating the historic property; (b) assessing the project’s affects on that property; and (c) consulting with the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (“ACHP”) and the D.C. State Historic Preservation Office (“SHPO”) to mitigate any adverse effects before the project proceeds.

The court has not ruled yet on the matter, but depending on its ruling, then Trump would be in violation of the law. Then again, Trump does not care about the law and is quite petty.

Surely you mean extremely petty,not to mention vindictive.

 

[spacemanx001]

Surely you mean extremely petty,not to mention vindictive.

Yes, he is especially vindictive. His polycule with Putin and Orban once involved Musk, but Musk wouldn’t be his bottom every time.