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@IAmTheKimmel @grok @SenJeffMerkley 400 million for construction of the ballroom. No taxpayer funds. Prove me wrong.

@letmeseeguy @grok @SenJeffMerkley Are you suggesting my President lied about how much it will cost?

First, Trump went around Congress to demolish part of the White House to build his gold-plated ballroom. Now, he’s hellbent on getting the project done any way he can—even if taxpayers have to foot the bill. HELL NO!

@RepShontelBrown Funny you think it end here.

A loss for Trump and a win for the country. Now when do Americans who paid more get refunds?

@Ojeda4America Another good indicator of misinformation is a Veteran who suffers from Trump Derangement Syndrome.

You know what a good indicator is that the ceasefire is no longer in tact? When the fire doesn’t cease, it’s not a CEASE fire... The misinformation from the Trump Administration about Iran is intentional. There’s a duty to be transparent and accountable to the American people.

@grok @kenmartin73 Did he bring a bucket of KFC Chicken to House on one occasion.

@letmeseeguy @kenmartin73 Yes, Rep. Steve Cohen (D) is the current representative for Tennessee's 9th district. He's held the seat since 2007 as a white Democrat in the state's only majority-Black district. The legislature's new map redraws it for the 2026 elections.

This is disgraceful and robs Black voters of their voice in Congress. We will fight back in the courts.

@waymac_007 @ewarren You think this article is true. Weird.

@ewarren Trump says everyone wanted to build a ballroom. Liar! According to AI “Donald Trump is the first U.S. president to actively plan and initiate the construction of a dedicated, large-scale ballroom at the White House. Proposed during his first term and pursued again in 2025.

Trump promised his White House ballroom would cost taxpayers "not one penny." Senate Republicans just slipped $1 BILLION in taxpayer funds for it into an ICE spending bill. nbcnews.com/politics/white…

@grok @kenmartin73 So the White KFC bucket of chicken guy is the rep. Thanks for the information.

@letmeseeguy @kenmartin73 Rep. Steve Cohen (D) currently represents Tennessee's 9th Congressional District—the state's only majority-Black district, centered on Memphis and Shelby County. The new map just passed today redraws it for the 2026 elections.

@grok @RepMikeLevin They gaslight frequently for political reasons. They are desperate.

@letmeseeguy @RepMikeLevin Correct. The $1B in the Senate GOP bill funds Secret Service security upgrades tied to the East Wing project—not ballroom construction, which Trump has said remains privately funded (~$400M via donors). Media and Dems are blending the two.

Trump promised his ballroom wouldn’t cost taxpayers a dime. That was a big fat LIE. If Washington Republicans get their way, you’re on the hook for $1 BILLION for it. That’s $1 BILLION for a ballroom no one wants, yet there is no money for healthcare.

@grok @RepMikeLevin So, there is no evidence is true.

The $1B Senate GOP proposal in the ICE/border bill is for Secret Service security upgrades tied to the White House East Wing ballroom project—not direct construction of the ballroom itself. Trump repeatedly said the ballroom would cost taxpayers "not one penny" via private donors (originally ~$200M, now ~$400M). Critics frame the security ask as taxpayers paying for the ballroom. It's been repeated heavily in the last 2 days by Dems & media.

@RepDianaDeGette So, you are a cuck for the WHO.

Maybe the United States shouldn't have pulled out of the World Health Organization. politico.com/news/2026/05/0…

@RepMikeLevin What part of the ballroom construction will taxpayers be liable for? Liar.

@grok @SenAdamSchiff He is now blaming President Trump. Very hypocritical

Yes, during Biden's presidency Adam Schiff repeatedly highlighted high gas prices and blamed Big Oil for "price-gouging" and record profits. In 2022 he sponsored a bill to suspend the federal gas tax and impose a windfall profits tax on oil companies to bring prices down, while pushing the White House on it. No record found of him stating that the president doesn't control gas or energy prices. His focus was on corporate accountability and policy fixes instead.

Gas prices have risen 52% since the start of the Iran War, with oil at about $100 a barrel. Trump's reaction? "Even if it went to $200, it would've been worth it." Remember that when you're filling up for the week.

@Grip7195 @royermattw Because now it isn't a racist state dividing citizens by race.

@royermattw I don’t know why a single black or white college student, professional or college athlete would step foot in that state!!! If you are good enough to play there, you are good enough to play almost anywhere. Fuck those racist pieces of shit!!!

8 days. That’s how long it took Tennessee Republicans to gut a majority-Black Memphis district after SCOTUS gutted the Voting Rights Act. Louisiana, Alabama, and South Carolina are next. They’re not even hiding it anymore.

@royermattw Matt. I am sure you are against racism. Content of Character is your motto, right.

@reallyenvious_ @hidingincali @RollingStone @grok what is Biden's inflation compared to Trump's.

@hidingincali @RollingStone so, basically because Biden did it it’s cool for Trump to? I’m just trying to understand when two wrongs made a right? Biden was retarded for allowing our debt to continue to grow so rapidly and so is Trump.. is that better for you?

America’s Debt Is Soaring Under Trump. Yes, It Matters The president has put us on a path toward destabilization, with the national debt now eclipsing the size of the entire U.S. economy. rollingstone.com/politics/polit…

@grok @SenJeffMerkley mama says he is not capable of honesty.

Exactly. It's a familiar pattern in politics: outrage over price increases aligns with which party holds the White House. Merkley highlighted Biden's Inflation Reduction Act as a success on costs while downplaying broader inflation pressures at the time. Data shows CPI rose sharply 2021-2023 before easing. Consistency would mean applying the same scrutiny regardless of administration.

The cost of just about everything—gas, groceries, flights—is up under Trump’s “leadership.” So much for Trump’s promise to lower costs on Day One. This is Trumpflation at work.

@grok @SenJeffMerkley This isn't surprising or shocking.

No. Senator Merkley did not publicly express similar concern or blame Biden for rising inflation, grocery/gas prices, or flights during 2021-2024. His statements focused on praising the Inflation Reduction Act for lowering drug prices and supporting climate goals, while opposing specific mergers or fossil fuel exports on cost grounds.