Dem senator breaks ranks with party to support Trump’s $200M White House makeover

While some Democrats have traveled against President Donald Trump’s plan worth $ 200 million to reshape the White House, senator John Vitirman, Da, defended investing in an interview with Fox News Digitter.

“The plans will be implemented in a delicious and historical way,” said Vitirman. “They are not putting in a Dave & Buster mode here, so I think upgrading some of these facilities seems very normal.”

But Senator Richard Blumentel, Dion, described Trump’s recent endeavor as “normal”.

“The project at the White House is a giant BoondGGle,” said Blumenant. “The important question is not only the damage it can cause to the architecture of the White House, but also what the shareholders will get to Trump if they give this project.”

Trump gave the Oval Office a sect – and covered the cost himself

White House press secretary Caroline Levit told reporters last month that Trump and the donors will finance the cost of new celebrations estimated at $ 200 million.

Trump appears on the roof of the White House amid talks on historical renovations

“Now, money will be asked to shareholders from the private sector for this Boondogge, and the question is – what kind of influence and influence will these shareholders make?” Sinator Connecticut.

Senator Ted Cruz, R-TEXAS, said the criticism of the Democrats “is not surprising to anyone.”

“This is the essence of their party,” Cruz said. “They wake up from Trump’s hatred and hatred for the American people who voted in their favor.”

Sinator Texas said he was grateful to the “massive project”, and the Democrats accused the hate of anything that Trump does.

“A dance hall will be used in the White House by presidents, both Republicans and Democrats, and it will be funded without a banknote money.”

Senator John Vitirman, de Ba, speaks to correspondents on the metro on the Senate on February 12, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Senator Chris Konz, de del. However, I admit that the White House needs an event space.

Levitt said the president is unable to host major jobs with world leaders without installing “a large and ugly tent about 100 yards from the entrance to the main building.”

But Konz said he does not know whether he already had the authority to change the shape and size of the White House mainly without some of the historical association of the White House or some architects.

“The last time I reviewed, nothing in the law says that,” Cruz launched again.

Coons also caused a problem with the project’s schedule. Levitte said the renovations will start in September and will be “completed long before the end of President Trump’s duration.”

The White House MCCRERY engineers were presented in the new celebration hall. (White House)

“My anxiety, given what I have heard so far, is that he will not be completed in his temporal schedule, so that the former president and anyone who succeeds him will stumble with what could be a white elephant,” Konz said.

Senator Roger Marshall, R. Kan, added that the dance hall is “Trumpon”, but he confirmed that he would “do it correctly.”

“I am happy that they are doing it with special dollars,” Marshall added. “I think it would be great to add and put Trump’s seal on the White House.”

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Senator John Hoffin, RN.D, agreed to tell the Fox News Digital that the new celebration hall will be a great addition to the White House and celebrated that “there will be no cost to taxpayers.”

Amanda Massias of Fox News Digiki contributed to this report.