The base concept here is responsibility for how public funds accounted for, and used.Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) has issued memo to US Secret Service announcing a probe of "waste, fraud and abuse" in the Trump White House ballroom project
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) June 22, 2026
Blumenthal asks agency to turn over records on the reported $352 million in Secret Service funds "redirected" to Ballroom pic.twitter.com/zbWC5KxwNh
In short, he has no concept how government works.MacFarlane: When there was a lawsuit filed to stop the Trump changes to the Reflecting Pool, the plaintiffs argued that it's possible that the Trump team does long-term damage to the pool. Seems they were prophetic. pic.twitter.com/gEC7nWNwBt
— MeidasClips (@MeidasClips) June 22, 2026
OOF: The plaintiffs who unsuccessfully sued trying to stop Trump from renovating the Reflecting Pool have just uncorked a scathing update to the judge
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) June 22, 2026
"This is the foreseeable result of defendants’ decision to bypass the consultative process required by law and which must…
OOF: The plaintiffs who unsuccessfully sued trying to stop Trump from renovating the Reflecting Pool have just uncorked a scathing update to the judgeThere is, in other words, a reason government operates the way it does, and much of it has to do with accounting for public funds. A concept as alien to Trump as quantum computing.
"This is the foreseeable result of defendants’ decision to bypass the consultative process required by law and which must occur before the government can alter our nation’s most sacred spaces"
"It should go without saying, Congress required agencies to consult with experts and public before making changes to historic properties for a reason. The public is now witnessing what happens when, instead, agencies barrel ahead with ill-conceived plans in a hasty manner to meet an arbitrary deadline imposed by the White House"
The historic preservationists who sued to stop the Reflecting Pool project urge a judge to intervene NOW:
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) June 22, 2026
"The project is going to be reopened—and significant work may lie ahead. Should Plaintiffs prevail, there is thus now an opportunity for the Court to require Defendants to… pic.twitter.com/A6VIHVCb75
The historic preservationists who sued to stop the Reflecting Pool project urge a judge to intervene NOW:
"The project is going to be reopened—and significant work may lie ahead. Should Plaintiffs prevail, there is thus now an opportunity for the Court to require Defendants to undertake the study required by Congress before they perform significant additional work and more damage is done"
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