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UpInArms

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8. It isn't

Reply to bif (Reply #1)

Tue Jun 30, 2026, 09:32 AM

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Nothing TFG does is “legal”

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Trump is using a $500M no-bid contract to build his White House ballroom [View all] BumRushDaShow Yesterday OP

How is that even legal? bif Yesterday #1

Exactly. OldBaldy1701E Yesterday #7

Yes, he learned after his first term PatSeg Yesterday #12

Not a one of them has been held to account for anything. OldBaldy1701E Yesterday #32

A handful from his first term were held accountable PatSeg Yesterday #34

It isn't UpInArms Yesterday #8

I don't think it is. LisaL Yesterday #17

There are ways to get around advertising Deminpenn Yesterday #19

Remember, "no one is above the law". wink wink chuckle chuckle ha ha HA HA republianmushroom Yesterday #23

"confidential contract" WTF is that? underpants Yesterday #2

An unusual arrangement... displacedvermoter Yesterday #3

Someone should sue his ass for misuse of federal funds mdbl Yesterday #4

America vs trump Rowdyag Yesterday #27

It will have to be torn down. It will be a security nightmare. travelingthrulife Yesterday #5

How so? maxsolomon 21 hrs ago #40

"The office is typically responsible for routine repairs, entertainment expenses, and the purchase of furniture, art" Ray Bruns Yesterday #6

The only "out" I think they have here is that's it's National Security underpants Yesterday #10

A no bid contract will guarantee shoddy work like that performed on the Reflecting Pool. Martin68 Yesterday #9

He was telling the country it would cost $200 million when he had awarded s $500 million contract. SamuelAdams Yesterday #11

Plus he was still telling the country it would be paid for from private donations when he had already Midnight Writer Yesterday #20

Didn't his first announcement about it Quanto Magnus Yesterday #28

Donor money? F...K no! Firestorm49 Yesterday #13

Any comment from John Fetterman? twodogsbarking Yesterday #14

He don't care of Pennsylvania dave99 Yesterday #15

You had me at "He don't care". twodogsbarking Yesterday #33

Where exactly is these money coming from? LisaL Yesterday #16

Guess VanceFan Yesterday #18

Is anyone surprised that this involves shady dealings? WestMichRad Yesterday #21

Just More Stealing Six117 Yesterday #22

What are the odds it will be built? CaptainTruth Yesterday #24

Totally agree. I've thought for a while he will never finish it, for whatever reason LymphocyteLover Yesterday #25

It's currently under construction so some of it's already built. Below grade. maxsolomon 21 hrs ago #41

What's his vig on that? Turbineguy Yesterday #26

When that 500 million is exhausted and it's still Klarkashton Yesterday #29

Just wondering The Wizard Yesterday #30

I don't think it will be built kimbutgar Yesterday #31

Has Congress agreed to any public money being spent on this? muriel_volestrangler Yesterday #35

It was reported that some was redirected from Secret Service funding BumRushDaShow Yesterday #37

Thanks - I do remember that now muriel_volestrangler Yesterday #38

hopefully it gets stopped in 2027. + they have to put up a new east wing. or something smaller. pansypoo53219 Yesterday #36

The architect is now Shalom Baranes. Scruffy1 Yesterday #39