Critics lose their minds over ‘appalling’ new Trump installation | World | News
Donald Trump’s release of the famous Rose Garden of the White House did not go well with critics who accused the US president of laying on an important legacy site. Trump, in March, plans to redesign the green area surrounding the Oval Office, said Fox News is not practical for official events, including press conferences. “It’s not working because people fall,” he said. “The land can be wet and a soft ground may be a problem for some … Women, high heels, just didn’t work.”
Since then, the renovation images that appeared to have changed the central grass of the garden created by First Lady Edith Roosevelt in 1903 appeared. While the famous rose shrubs of the region remained intact, the commentators hit Trump’s redesign as “absolutely terrible” and mourned the “beautiful part of the White House”.
Democratic strategist Chris Jackson, “Dear God. Rose garden renewal seems worse than everyone can imagine,” he wrote X.
“Wow, Trump’s renewal of the rose garden is absolutely terrible.” “He took out a beautiful part of the White House and replaced it with concrete cr*s.
“Trump is happy to see the White House personally before I do this because it’s just gross.”
Another social media commentator, the new appearance of the garden as a “parking lot”, while the fourth place: “Rose garden F ** King King Cement, the fact that these people do is an excellent metaphor for everything.”
The rose garden is not the only part of the presidential housing that Trump plans to go beyond recognition in the second period of Trump.
In addition, it is traditionally replaced by the Eastern Wing building, which serves as First Lady Offices, and is preparing to build a 9,000 square meter ballroom on the field.
It would give up that the work that started in September and ended in the next four years would cost $ 200 million ($ 150,000) and that guests had to serve from the White House to the tents on the southern grass for large -scale events exceeding the capacity of the housing.
“There is a vision of making the White House extraordinary and beautiful for future presidents and administrations,” a spokesman told NBC News. He said. “He is a lot of hands and all of this.”
