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Treasury tells employees not to share photos of White House ballroom construction

Images of the demolition of parts of the East Wing went viral on Monday, and Treasury’s headquarters next door to the White House has a front-row seat

The Treasury Department instructed employees not to share photos of the demolition of parts of the White House’s East Wing after images of construction equipment dismantling the facade of the building went viral online.

Treasury’s headquarters is located next door to the East Wing, giving employees there a front-row seat to the construction of Trump’s $250 million ballroom. The new project is set to replace parts of the East Wing.

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piefed.social

Nothing says, "I am proud of what we are doing!" quite like a gag order preventing it from becoming public knowledge.

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lemmy.world

If that isn’t the perfect metaphor for what Trump’s done to this government, I don’t know what is.

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lemmy.world

Because they are building hidden bathrooms that can fit a copy machine and boxes of stolen nuclear sub secrets.

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They should put gender neutral bathrooms in, then people on both sides of the political spectrum will be mad

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lemmy.today

We haven't seen a single mock-up of what this is going to look like. Knowing his taste, it will be a monstrosity.

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Completely unrelated, but just like Putin's office. Definitely no similarities there. None whatsoever.

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The government employees are at home; these are privately funded contractors, just like the ballroom reno itself.

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Why didn't they just blow it up? Y'know, like the towers.

. . . what.

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