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Chief Justice Calls Trump Ballroom “Unlawful”; POTUS Brags Of Supreme Court Approval On Final Construction Of $600M Venue

Donald Trump is going to get his gilded White House ballroom built thanks to the Supreme Court, but not with Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr’s blessing. The “construction is likely unlawful,” the Chief Justice wrote today in a dissent to SCOTUS’ 5-4 decision in favor of the $600 million-and-climbing venue. “The White House is […]

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Chief Justice Calls Trump Ballroom “Unlawful”; POTUS Brags Of Supreme Court Approval On Final Construction Of $600M Venue
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