Trump demolishes part of the White House to build extravagant ballroom

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : "It's my favourite.
60% : He also said that the construction work which has smashed a gigantic hole in the White House won't interfere with the usual operation of government as he said the East Wing was 'completely separate' from the rest of the building.
50% : Earlier this year, Trump had said that his new ballroom would be 'near' the White House, but wouldn't actually touch it.
50% : I love it." Announcing the construction project on social media, Trump declared: "For more than 150 years, every President has dreamt about having a Ballroom at the White House to accommodate people for grand parties, State Visits, etc." The project is expected to cost $250 million (£186 million) and Trump has claimed that money has come in from 'many generous Patriots' who have donated cash to the project, though the White House has not released details on the donors.
50% : Trump has other construction projects on his mind as well, as during his unveiling of plans for the ballroom he also announced plans to construct a triumphal arch in Washington DC.
50% : This is a mock-up," Trump said, holding up a miniature model of the various versions they could build.
50% : Trump has also been precious about his ballroom plans before, as Jimmy Kimmel's recent brush with unemployment came after he called out the US President for verbally wandering off while speaking about the killing of Charlie Kirk to talk about the upcoming ballroom construction.
38% : " For those not up on their American history, Robert E. Lee was the most prominent general of the Confederacy, the defeated faction in the American Civil War which had fought to preserve slavery in the southern American states.

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