
The Man Who Would Have A Palace
I realize this goes without saying, but the Trump administration's characterization of renovations t

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I saw the Clown In Chief say the other day he didn’t know why Biden had appointed Powell to the Fed. If Biden had said something so off base he would have been hustled off to a senior living facility that night.
American politics at its worst. Really disgusting. Meanwhile, lets not talk about Jeffrey Epstein or his 50th birthday book.
C’mon. We have to talk about Donnie’s Jackie Treehorn art, don’t we? It is a quiet summer Friday after all.
Hey, he’s just applying the same standards to the Eccles building as his dad applied to the tenements he owned.
Also, I don’t think it gets mentioned enough, but Fred’s middle name was literally “Christ” (although pronounced differently). Surprised the bible thumpers haven’t latched onto that as further evidence of divine favor.
Also remember that the first Trump Admin mandated that all government buildings must adhere to “classical architecture”. These renovations began at that time, probably with that input. I spent some time in that building prior to it being named after Eccles. It wasn’t in great shape even then.
Trump’s words are the words of a 5 year old. Adults used to act like adults. Now anything goes and the amen corner applauds.
It might be cheaper to erect a whole new building, but
1. Where are you going to put it?
2. What Congress is going to appropriate the funds?
Current congress, which appears to be comprised of sycophants, has already done worse. Big, beautiful,… remember?
And probably put it some place Trump owns, so he can charge rent. Exorbitant rent. Paid for by you and I…
H-Man, the POTUS smear machine may back off the Powell witch hunt; the Epstein fiasco has become the tar baby; and markets squealed like a stuck pig when he said he was going to fire Powell. And it is clear there are no palatial renovations going on; he will appoint the shadow guy and watch the markets melt.