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Oh dear Trump will not be a happy Easter bunny

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Mini2020 Fri 03-Apr-26 14:37:21

Is he ever happy!

Allira Fri 03-Apr-26 14:01:23

keepingquiet

There need to be more rulings! Let's have the biggest, brightest most brilliant rulings ever! Millions of lovely rulings that he can take with him and stick on his walls in Mar a Lago... and leave the world alone...

😂

"Oh dear, how could that judge be so horrible? Just horrible.
It was all going to be so nice. Just because George W appointed him doesn't mean I can't unappoint him!!!!!"

JenniferEccles Fri 03-Apr-26 13:49:40

Out of interest I looked up to see if any other presidents had altered the White House and the answer is yes, virtually every one has, both structurally and internally.
They made changes according to their own personal taste, so Trump it appears is just following a tradition.

Details are online.

Maremia Fri 03-Apr-26 12:01:34

And Pam Bondi has been sacked.
Wish that would be a warning to all who enable him.
You are expendable.
Trump has loyalty to no one.

Maremia Wed 01-Apr-26 17:57:36

Thank you Rosie, this is a most welcome Thread to read.

valdavi Wed 01-Apr-26 17:28:04

MaizieD

Will he take any notice at all of this ruling?

If it's like planning here, there are powers to demolish where the building hasn't got the neccessary permissions. Which threat would stop any "ultra-secret" underground bunker uses going ahead, if they even exist except in Trump's head.

dotpocka Wed 01-Apr-26 16:53:42

they are jealous of jfk and jackie he only goes so fair or he will be told tostop think the judges and other pol are realizing he is not at all powerful.wish they get their feet up and kick@#%^&*(
world leaders are laughing in public on media.and leaving the party
when the faux awards was piling up i think the fifa one was for barron i dont know anything about soccer or any sports

dotpocka Wed 01-Apr-26 16:40:47

him and his b'tch took the rose garden that jackie built

now is pavement

imaround Wed 01-Apr-26 16:35:00

One more before I get on with my day. May I present, Trump's Presidential Library.

www.npr.org/2026/03/31/nx-s1-5768094/trump-presidential-library-renderings-miami

It is definitely a choice.

imaround Wed 01-Apr-26 16:32:43

Basgetti

If I remember a report correctly, the arsehole had several magnolia trees that had been planted in memorial to previous Presidents and Jackie Kennedy felled to make way for his no doubt gold and shiny monstrosity.
Ignorant man.

Melania dig up Jackie's rose garden last time.

Aveline Wed 01-Apr-26 16:29:51

I wish he was in the biggest best and most brilliant prison cell somewhere deep underground

imaround Wed 01-Apr-26 16:28:48

Macaydia

The judge ruling is just a law formality and it might delay the project but not stop it because the ballroom was just going on top of a secure military installation which will be an improvement to the government office. I am sure it will get approved.

No amount of money could improve the US education system, unfortunately.

Actually, it's not.

He now has to get Congress and The National Planning Commission's approval to build. That will take some time.

That is not his house. He doesn't get to make changes without input.

imaround Wed 01-Apr-26 16:09:52

He is sitting at the Supreme Court today while they are arguing Birthright Citizenship. The first time a sitting President has done so. The rest of them felt it was important to maintain the separation of powers. Guess he isn't concerned about that. angry

(I have a feeling this is a threat to those Justices. Intimidation, if you will)

Based on what I can see, it isn't going well for him.

He also signed an EO yesterday to take over elections nationwide. Which is not legal and he can't do that.

He seems desperate.

Wyllow3 Wed 01-Apr-26 08:09:37

Oh, it must be so crushing for people in the US who loved the White House and its elegant historical design, the thoughtfulness and small changes made by previous presidents...to have it ripped down by someone who is just like Hitler and Mussolini, in that they had to build monumental architecture to imprint their presence forever.

Goodness knows what a psychiatrist would say (I daresay many are doing).

Last night they replayed Simon Schama's Richard 3rd in the History of Britain series,

and the similarities struck me: in the end he was removed by a group of powerful barons (think other powerful US oligarchy figures) because in the end he was acting against their interests.

Chocolatelovinggran Wed 01-Apr-26 07:59:08

Excellent thought, keepingquiet!

Wyllow3 Wed 01-Apr-26 07:18:21

I imagine it being Mar-o-Lago 2.

mae13 Wed 01-Apr-26 02:28:34

Fallingstar

Well, dictators love vanity projects. Usually tacky and overblown. I imagine the King will be horrified, he has quite well known views on people savaging historical buildings. Tbh I imagine the King will spend most of his visit feeling either horrified or extremely irritated.

"Tacky and overblown" doesn't come close if it's anything like the Las Vegas Trump Casino. Now demolished, btw.

mae13 Wed 01-Apr-26 02:24:07

MaizieD

Will he take any notice at all of this ruling?

Unlikely.

He'll arrange for the judge to be sacked, probably for being "un-American" and being a "fake judge" handing down "fake justice".

Rosie51 Wed 01-Apr-26 00:02:53

keepingquiet

There need to be more rulings! Let's have the biggest, brightest most brilliant rulings ever! Millions of lovely rulings that he can take with him and stick on his walls in Mar a Lago... and leave the world alone...

This actually made me laugh out loud......thanks grin

keepingquiet Tue 31-Mar-26 22:53:25

There need to be more rulings! Let's have the biggest, brightest most brilliant rulings ever! Millions of lovely rulings that he can take with him and stick on his walls in Mar a Lago... and leave the world alone...

Basgetti Tue 31-Mar-26 22:17:46

If I remember a report correctly, the arsehole had several magnolia trees that had been planted in memorial to previous Presidents and Jackie Kennedy felled to make way for his no doubt gold and shiny monstrosity.
Ignorant man.

Fallingstar Tue 31-Mar-26 22:12:44

Well, dictators love vanity projects. Usually tacky and overblown. I imagine the King will be horrified, he has quite well known views on people savaging historical buildings. Tbh I imagine the King will spend most of his visit feeling either horrified or extremely irritated.

MaizieD Tue 31-Mar-26 22:07:40

Will he take any notice at all of this ruling?

Wyllow3 Tue 31-Mar-26 21:29:28

Nice one!

Naturally it was to be

The finest Building of its kind anywhere in the World".

Just think of the amount of money for this vanity project, how it could have been spent on improving school or medical facilities.

Its being privately funded, or so is the claim, but it seems to be the donors are just glorifying themselves, (you can be sure there will be a plaque, and possibly rooms named after the millionaire donors)
and if they have that money to spare....

It will indeed be interesting to see what happens, at an appeal - wondering if the Supreme Court gets involved, where they would stand.... and indeed, how Congress would vote.

Rosie51 Tue 31-Mar-26 20:37:28

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c7056exw78xo

A judge has halted construction on trumps 'most beautiful in the world' ballroom.