Turns out that having a felon as President heralds a Golden Age of piracy, kidnapping, robbery, and violence of all kinds. Who’d have thought?
As @bobot posted, there IS a surprising amount of acknowledgement from various news sources that, yes, “two weeks” is worth some comment. The exception seems to be the daytime hosts at both CNN and MSNBC, who are still in lockstep in sanewashing Donald. They treat everything he says and does as having a good-faith basis and absolutely meeting the same standards set by every previous President.
(I suspect those bizarre broadcasts would work MUCH better than the old Asian Water Torture for driving mad anyone you might want driven mad.)
Construction has commenced on projects at the White House ordered by President Donald Trump, with the Rose Garden having been bulldozed as work begins to pave it over.
Since his return to the White House, Trump has transformed the Oval Office, making some of the most significant changes to the room’s appearance in modern presidential history. There have been gold medallions, gold vermeil figurines, gold eagles and gilded Rococo mirrors added.
It has also been reported that Trump wishes to build a ballroom in the White House, similar to the one he has at his Florida estate, Mar-a-Lago.
I swear, this pisses me off as much as anything else. I’d love to see a law that makes it mandatory that any changes to White House infrastructure be approved by a board of historians and curators. The White House belongs to the people of the USA, not the asshole currently in residence.
It now occurs to me what the deal is with “…in two weeks …” to wit
The TACO Felon has installed nearly 100-foot flagpoles in the North and South lawns of the White House, and we compared their height to the heights of other Washington, D.C., landmarks.
“nearly 100-foot” – by how much less?
The two 88-foot poles are set to rival the heights of monuments and memorials in the area.
Well. Points for subtlety there. As in, how many days is “two weeks”?