US EditionTrump Says He Caught Damage to Rose Garden
President Trump identified a subcontractor responsible for a 25-yard gash on the Rose Garden's limestone patio, vowing to replace the stone and bar the contractor from future work.
- President Donald Trump criticized a landscaping subcontractor responsible for damaging the Rose Garden limestone, describing a "huge gash" that was over 25 yards long, which he noticed while admiring the stonework three days prior.
- Trump announced that the subcontractor will be fired, banned from future work at the White House, and held liable for the stone replacement after claiming the damage was caused by workers using a broken steel cart.
- In a Truth Social post, Trump emphasized that he would replace the stone and charge the subcontractor, stating, "I love and respect great workers and contractors, but something like this should never happen."
- The Rose Garden renovations reportedly cost $1.9 million and are privately funded, enhancing its use for events by addressing issues like soggy grass.
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Trump Blasts Rose Garden Contractor After Massive Stonework Screw-Up Is Caught On Video
We’ve all had days at work that felt like a nightmare, but chances are none of them compare to what this guy went through. The White House hired subcontractors to do some landscaping work in the Rose Garden recently, which had to be the best moment of the workers' careers.
The U.S. President is angry about a long crack in the sidewalk plates. Thanks to the security cameras, he quickly found the culprit.
The famous rose garden of the White House is remodeled at the direction of the US President. He also has "soft, beautiful" limestone laid. However, employees of a subcontractor damage this. Trump then, according to his own statements, has an outburst of anger.
A huge crack in the White House sparks Trump's anger. Sub-contractors are supposed to be to blame. The president plans consequences for the construction work.
Donald Trump is furious. The newly paved White House Rose Garden was damaged by contractor workers. A crack is said to be 23 meters long. The contractor must now replace it – and is never allowed to work in the seat of government again.
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