Trump gives rare kudos to Paul after commission’s White House ballroom vote
The 12-member commission voted 8-1 to advance the project, even as a judge’s order and a preservation lawsuit keep the ballroom plan in court.
- President Donald Trump praised Kentucky Senator Rand Paul for voting in favor of the White House ballroom project during the National Capital Planning Commission's 8-1 vote approval.
- The National Capital Planning Commission approved the project despite a federal judge's 35-page ruling halting construction until congressional approval is obtained, and the Trump administration plans to appeal this decision.
- Rand Paul, generally a critic of Trump, has supported the project and is a cosponsor of the SAVE America Act, which Trump also supports.
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close Video Trump responds after judge blocks White House ballroom project The ‘Outnumbered’ panel examines President Donald Trump’s reaction to the ruling halting the White House ballroom project. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump gave a rare shout out to longtime critic, Republican Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, on Thursday after he voted to approve plans for the new White House ballroom. “I would like to thank t…
Commission votes to approve ballroom despite federal injunction, ‘sky-is-falling’ claims
Source link A rendition of the White House ballroom posted by President Trump. WASHINGTON — In the shadow of a federal judge’s Tuesday ruling blocking construction from advancing, the National Capital Planning Commission voted Thursday to approve the concept and site designs of President Donald Trump’s White House East Wing Modernization project. Senior Judge of the
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