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SECRET BALLROOM?

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I am confused with the Truth Social post from President Trump, “This event would never have happened with the Militarily Top Secret Ballroom currently under construction at the White House. It cannot be built fast enough!” in reference to the incident at the White House Correspondents’ dinner.

Building rules and regulations seem to be written by people who hate building and love paperwork. Even they don’t make mention of ‘Militarily Top Secret Ballrooms,’ so what is it? There have been series of plans displayed, all seemingly only printed with yellow ink. There are massive windows and a rooftop laden with drones and weaponry but no columns in the middle to support it. Surely it’s time to stop this farce, top the military bunker with a few feet of steel and concrete, find the plans for the East Wing and rebuild it to restore dignity to the White House. 

This is a familiar issue for world leaders who often overstep their power, misuse the military they lead or just build monuments to themselves that will later be torn down. Have any of your country’s leaders put themselves before the people they should be serving?

Dennis Fitzgerald,

28 Landale St,

Box Hill, Vic,

Australia

Letter1

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