Court: No Ballroom Without Congressional Approval

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... "We are aware of no instance in American history in which a President unilaterally and using privately collected funds demolished substantial portions of the White House that Congress authorized to be built and American taxpayers paid for. Until now," the majority wrote.

The panel split along ideological lines. The majority comprised U.S. Circuit Judge Patricia Millett, an appointee of former President Obama, and U.S. Circuit Judge Brad Garcia, an appointee of former President Biden.

In dissent, U.S. Circuit Judge Neomi Rao, a Trump appointee, said the preservationist group that is challenging Trump in court had no right to sue and the project was likely within the president's authority.

"The district court seized supervision of construction at the White House, and my colleagues affirm this judicial overreach," Rao wrote. "Because the injunction is beyond the proper province of the federal courts, construction should be allowed to continue." ...

@#3 ... the project was likely within the president's authority. ...

So, the dissenting Judge wavers when addressing the question of whether or not Pres Trump had the authority to do the partial destruction of the White House.

Old Yeller sure is letting his inner Franck Eggelhoffer cut loose.

"Trump can't build ballroom without congressional approval"

You'd think a "builder" would first find out the permitting requirements.

You'd think a "builder" would first find out the permitting requirements.

He don't need no steeking permit.

How's the underground bunker beneath the White House coming along?

Trump needs it to be completed before 2028 so he can hide in there.

You'd think a "builder" would first find out the permitting requirements.

Contractors hate permits and will avoid them like the plague if they can. That's my experience in California.

Good contractors will tell you and include it in the cost right up front.

Bad ones find out later they need a permit and blame the owner for the oversight or avoid them entirely.

Another violation of the Constitution by a lawless convicted Felon.

So, how long ' till the next fake "assassination" attempt?

Trump says he'll appeal decision halting ballroom construction to the Supreme Court
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... A federal appeals court found that whether "a massive ballroom should be constructed is for Congress to decide and is not a matter for Executive self-help." ...

Pres Trump - April 13, 2020
"When somebody's the president of the U.S., the authority is total, and that's the way it's gotta be."

@#14

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... He continued: "When somebody's the president of the U.S., the authority is total, and that's the way it's gotta be." ...