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It's a whole lotta marble! - Designers on Trump’s Lincoln Bathroom
The reveal was startling, in part because of the total transformation and dramatic use of marble and because it comes on the heels of the demolition of the entire East Wing to make way for Trump’s planned ballroom.
White House Now Restricting Access For Journalists To Karoline Leavitt's Office
There sure is a lot going on right now, and Donald doesn't act like a president who intends to leave office in 3 years. Trump has destroyed the East Wing, and remodeled the Lincoln bathroom to presumably appear more Mar-a-Lago-ish. The self-described most transparent administration in American history just issued a memo further restricting media access at the White House. The new rules block journalists’ access to White House Press Secretary Kar…
SNL's 'Weekend Update' mocks Donald Trump's 'tone deaf' White House bathroom renovation
Saturday Night Live's "Weekend Update" mocked President Donald Trump's gaudy White House bathroom renovation amid the government shutdown. SEE ALSO: Watch Donald Trump crash the NYC mayor debate in SNL's cold open "Critics of President Trump are calling him tone deaf for posting pictures of his newly renovated White House bathroom during the government shutdown," said host Michael Che. "But I'm happy the floor looks slippery." Trump this week …
Donald Trump's fancy toilet and ballroom could confirm something bigger about his plans | Tech, Entertainment, Sport, Fashion, Travel News
A year into Trump’s presidency and he’s making a lot of permanent changes to the White House and Washington DC – the question is, why would he bother if he’s leaving before they’ll be finished? Mikey Smith reports on Trump’s changes to The White House Donald Trump has spent a lot of time this week telling people how great his new bathroom is. The US government is currently shut down over a budget and welfare funding dispute – meaning hundreds o…
The Republican promoted a series of extensive renovations in the presidential house, including the construction of a huge ballroom.
In 2010, Barack Obama's White House received an unexpected offer from scandal-ridden celebrity and real estate developer Donald Trump. The billionaire, who was then rumored to have serious political ambitions, offered to add a ballroom to the presidential residence. Obama's people weren't sure what to make of the unsolicited offer. Ironically, one of them simply couldn't imagine a gold Trump sign adorning any part of the White House. "I offered …
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