Trump solves White House whodunit in the Rose Garden
Minister Donald TrumpThe love of the surfaces (especially marble and stone) may have opened a new career way for him: the chief detective.
Trump announced that he successfully solved a White House Whodunit, which has recently been founded in Rose Garden, which contains “limestone plus”. Real Social PosT on 30 August.
“Three days ago, while admire the stonework, I noticed a large wound that lasted more than 25 meters in his limestone. It was deep and disgusting!” He wrote. “I started shouting,“ Who did this and I want to learn now! ” – And I didn’t say that well,” Was it Vandalism or stupidity? “
Fortunately, “Best Security Equipment” was able to identify visible criminals for Trump for the White House through video images.
“They brought back stupid people back by watching the bosses (in the sunglasses!), Tr Trump wrote.
Trump said that the subcontractor was driving a steel car “broken and bad, hard, friction against a soft, beautiful stone”.
The next action course?
US President Donald Trump moved on a tour of Washington DC on August 05, 2025, while moving from the roof of the Western wing of the White House. Trump undertook various renovation projects to include the construction of a concrete patio in the Rose Garden at the White House.
Trump said that he would change the stone, charge the contractor and not allow the contractor to work again in the White House ”.
“Surfaces are very important to me as a builder,” he wrote.
The renewal of the rose garden, which included the removal of Sod and replaced it with a stone, continued all summer. When Trump noticed the “wound” on the stone, the project was completed. The White House did not respond immediately. Trump said he had previously found the idea of a new surface after watching the female heels stuck in the mud.
Trump is redefing and reshaping in and around the White House – from the gold revision of the Oval Office to the tear from the grass in the rose garden to lay it with a white stone. It also plans to add a ballroom of 90,000 square meters to the eastern wing.
When the crime-resolving madness chaired the president’s public perspective on Tuesday, he chaired a word-three-hour marathon cabinet meeting when he began to play golf.
Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy is a White House correspondent for USA Today. You can follow him at x @swapnavenugopal.
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