10 minutes ago, BLMFem said:

It really is beyond comprehension how incompetent trump and this administration is.🤣

This is Laughable!! No quality control on the job tax payers money down the drain

and to complete the full circle of his week losses, here is the latest one

Trump’s National Park overhaul backfires again as judge demands sites be restored

https://au.news.yahoo.com/trump-national-park-overhaul-backfires-202117039.html

Judge orders Trump administration to restore national park signage on climate change, slavery

Yahoo News

Judge orders Trump administration to restore national par...

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore signs related to topics such as climate change, slavery and Indigenous and LGBTQ+ history that were removed under an executive order to

Here's the reflecting pool now after trump spent $15 millions to paint it. Sigh.......

3 hours ago, BLMFem said:

Here's the reflecting pool now after trump spent $15 millions to paint it. Sigh.......

wasn't it supposed to be 1.8 million.... hummm wonder who pocketed the other 12.... LOL

the most "honest" POTUS history, this guy will never do any bribing

Trump has changed his story about whether he knew the contractor.

The federal government will fix the pool for about "$1.8 million." — Trump on May 7 in remarks to reporters

"I originally thought I'd do it for $2 million or $3 million, just do a base," Trump said May 21

The Times reported in May that the cost rose to $13.1 million,

Trump’s Reflecting Pool Contract: A Fact-Check of Cost Claims, Procurement Rules, and What’s Left Undone

https://www.wichitaliberty.org/politics/reflecting-pool-no-bid-contract-trump-cost-claims/

What Readers Should Know

Several things about this story are simply true and not seriously in dispute: the contract was awarded without competitive bidding; the stated cost rose from $1.8 million to nearly $15 million in roughly six weeks; the contractor had no prior federal contract history; the underlying pipe problems remain unresolved; and the administration did not seek required historic review before altering the appearance of a national monument. These facts are established by federal records reviewed by multiple independent outlets.

The contract and its legal basis

The contract was awarded without competitive bidding — a process normally required by law

The cost trajectory

The contractor’s background

Work quality and schedule concerns

The unresolved plumbing problem

Oversight processes bypassed

Factual Disputes and Contested Claims

Trump’s shifting account of his involvement

Trump’s “alternative cost” claims

Whether the “urgency” exemption was legitimately invoked

Interpretive Differences Across the Source Spectrum

Primary Source Verification

Several of the key claims in this story trace directly to verifiable primary sources.

Gaps and Omissions in the Public Record

Several important questions remain unanswered in the available public record.

Source Reliability Assessment

so what is it, is the deal done or not, how can 2 countries involved in making a deal have completely different views od the deal that was "supposedly" made, Trump says one thing and Iran say's something completely different, who to believe, so the final conclusion is that the moron attacked Iran and got nothing out of it, he was played and keeps being played as Iran can close the strait anytime they decide to do so, what a deal, will call it one more LOSS ... LOL

but Trump keeps insisting on the lying

"Iran does not control the Strait of Hormuz," it (Trump) added.

Regardless of a ceasefire deal that reopens the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's demonstrated ability to shut it down will continue to hang over the global economy, rendering the narrow waterway a contested space.

Iran proved it can close the Strait of Hormuz, but the U.S. is advertising very loudly that the world’s top superpower can at least punch open a hole

https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/articles/iran-proved-close-strait-hormuz-180456521.html

One who will not be happy if things stay as it appears they are, is BB, he was scolded by Trump and I see a "lovers quarrel" on the horizon, there are more misunderstandings popping up

Israel, which has insisted it be allowed a freehand to pursue Hezbollah as it occupies southern Lebanon and has extended its military operations into areas its forces haven't been in a quarter century,

"Why did Bibi have to do a f---ing attack? I was so p---ed off. I let him know. He has no f---ing judgement. I let him know that," Trump said.

Iranian officials have not said if they are willing to sign a deal by Sunday. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran's lead negotiator with the U.S, suggested that Israel could undermine U.S. credibility with the deal.

Trump Marks Birthday With Profane Attack on Ally

https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/trump-marks-birthday-profane-attack-183859687.html

Edited June 15Jun 15 by Mavideol

let's see what's happening with a tentative deal or as Trump calls it the "tremendous" deal, in 2 lines he immediately contradicted himself, I know it's not surprise but....it was his Bday and he could have kept it close.And all that fuss from Trump and his followers to come to the final conclusion, some of his close allies wonder how this will work out

"I am somewhat concerned that Iran's view of the agreement seems different than what the American negotiating team is claiming," Graham wrote online.

The deal likely returns the region to a status that existed before the war, but with Iran having proven its ability to disrupt shipping in the strait.

First he said

He added, "I hereby fully authorize the toll free opening of the Strait of Hormuz, and, simultaneously herewith, authorize the immediate removal of the United States Naval blockade,"

and the next thing out of sheety mouth .... He soon hedged, however, saying the strait wouldn't open until Friday's signing.

A tentative deal is reached to end the Iran war and Trump orders a stop to the US naval blockade

https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/articles/qatari-mediators-travel-tehran-final-094823263.html

Edited June 15Jun 15 by Mavideol

Ok the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool that was supposed to be BLUE now it became Green and do you know how's fault that is.... per Trump's comment it's all Obama and all work done by (Non) professionals hired by Trump administration but it's easy to blame somebody else, that's typical GOP behavior

Work on the pool was completed last week, after President Donald Trump vowed to paint the space an “American flag blue.” However, the familiar green algae often spotted in the pool returned just days later.

In response, a spokesperson for the Department of the Interior took a swipe at the Obama administration in a statement obtained by The New York Post.

Trump administration blames Obama after ‘blue’ Reflecting Pool turns green after $14M refurb

https://au.yahoo.com/news/trump-administration-blames-obama-blue-083812189.html

58 minutes ago, Mavideol said:

Ok the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool that was supposed to be BLUE now it became Green and do you know how's fault that is.... per Trump's comment it's all Obama and all work done by (Non) professionals hired by Trump administration but it's easy to blame somebody else, that's typical GOP behavior

Work on the pool was completed last week, after President Donald Trump vowed to paint the space an “American flag blue.” However, the familiar green algae often spotted in the pool returned just days later.

In response, a spokesperson for the Department of the Interior took a swipe at the Obama administration in a statement obtained by The New York Post.

Trump administration blames Obama after ‘blue’ Reflecting Pool turns green after $14M refurb

https://au.yahoo.com/news/trump-administration-blames-obama-blue-083812189.html

More money down the drain (pun intended).

FBI Director Kash Patel is facing explosive allegations from senior Democrats after claims that more than $1 million in taxpayer money may have been used to reward loyal allies inside the bureau.

According to the allegations, agents assigned to Patel’s personal security detail and advisory team received recurring payments that critics claim exceeded statutory compensation limits.

Jamie Raskin, the senior Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, argues the payments may have circumvented federal salary restrictions and demands a full explanation from the FBI director.

'Troubling reports' point to Kash Patel having 'personal slush fund' of taxpayer dollars

Oof, Mavideol, chronicling every minor court spat like it's the fall of Rome.

Posting about a judge blocking Trump from slapping his name on the Kennedy Center (and pausing some renovations) as proof that "Trump's losses keep mounting" is peak copium. It's the political equivalent of celebrating that your rival stubbed his toe while he's busy closing billion-dollar deals and rewriting the global map.

One federal judge (yeah, the kind of ruling that gets appealed) says you can't unilaterally rename a performing arts center after yourself. Tragic. Meanwhile, the guy you hate is actually governing. But sure, keep refreshing Yahoo News for the next "stinging blow."

Actual scoreboard in Trump's second term (so far):

• Border secured: Achieved negative net migration for the first time in decades, slashed illegal crossings to historic lows, and dramatically cut fentanyl deaths. The "invasion" Biden left behind? Reversed.

• Economy & investment: Trillions in reshored domestic investment, onshoring manufacturing, record energy production, and pro-growth policies (including tax reforms like the "One Big Beautiful Bill"). GDP growth and job metrics that actually delivered for working Americans.

• Peace deals & foreign policy: Brokered multiple ceasefires and agreements ending or de-escalating conflicts (including frameworks for Gaza/Israel-Hamas, India-Pakistan, and others). Claims of wrapping up several wars in his first year. Stronger NATO burden-sharing with allies stepping up defense spending.

• Executive action machine: Hundreds of executive orders, massive deregulation, bureaucracy cuts, AI innovation pushes, customs enforcement, and reversing prior administration priorities at record speed.

• Other wins: Significant drops in urban crime/homicides in key metrics, major investment summits (e.g., Saudi deals), and putting America First on trade, energy dominance, and critical minerals access.

These aren't "bragging and putting his name on everything”,… they're tangible policy results that move the needle for the country. A Kennedy Center signage fight is a footnote.

Mavideol, if the best dirt you've got is "he can't rename a theater," maybe it's time to admit the "impeachment and removal any day now" arc isn't aging well. The man keeps racking up substantive victories while the haters celebrate procedural paper cuts.

Keep coping in the comments though, the salt sustains us.

2 hours ago, boganJoe said:

Oof, Mavideol, chronicling every minor court spat like it's the fall of Rome.

Posting about a judge blocking Trump from slapping his name on the Kennedy Center (and pausing some renovations) as proof that "Trump's losses keep mounting" is peak copium. It's the political equivalent of celebrating that your rival stubbed his toe while he's busy closing billion-dollar deals and rewriting the global map.

One federal judge (yeah, the kind of ruling that gets appealed) says you can't unilaterally rename a performing arts center after yourself. Tragic. Meanwhile, the guy you hate is actually governing. But sure, keep refreshing Yahoo News for the next "stinging blow."

Actual scoreboard in Trump's second term (so far):

• Border secured: Achieved negative net migration for the first time in decades, slashed illegal crossings to historic lows, and dramatically cut fentanyl deaths. The "invasion" Biden left behind? Reversed.

• Economy & investment: Trillions in reshored domestic investment, onshoring manufacturing, record energy production, and pro-growth policies (including tax reforms like the "One Big Beautiful Bill"). GDP growth and job metrics that actually delivered for working Americans.

• Peace deals & foreign policy: Brokered multiple ceasefires and agreements ending or de-escalating conflicts (including frameworks for Gaza/Israel-Hamas, India-Pakistan, and others). Claims of wrapping up several wars in his first year. Stronger NATO burden-sharing with allies stepping up defense spending.

• Executive action machine: Hundreds of executive orders, massive deregulation, bureaucracy cuts, AI innovation pushes, customs enforcement, and reversing prior administration priorities at record speed.

• Other wins: Significant drops in urban crime/homicides in key metrics, major investment summits (e.g., Saudi deals), and putting America First on trade, energy dominance, and critical minerals access.

These aren't "bragging and putting his name on everything”,… they're tangible policy results that move the needle for the country. A Kennedy Center signage fight is a footnote.

Mavideol, if the best dirt you've got is "he can't rename a theater," maybe it's time to admit the "impeachment and removal any day now" arc isn't aging well. The man keeps racking up substantive victories while the haters celebrate procedural paper cuts.

Keep coping in the comments though, the salt sustains us.

did you try to make a point, sorry I didn't get it, trying to defend the indefensible it's a very hard task, but keep it up you might get there

2 hours ago, boganJoe said:

Oof, Mavideol, chronicling every minor court spat like it's the fall of Rome.

Posting about a judge blocking Trump from slapping his name on the Kennedy Center (and pausing some renovations) as proof that "Trump's losses keep mounting" is peak copium. It's the political equivalent of celebrating that your rival stubbed his toe while he's busy closing billion-dollar deals and rewriting the global map.

One federal judge (yeah, the kind of ruling that gets appealed) says you can't unilaterally rename a performing arts center after yourself. Tragic. Meanwhile, the guy you hate is actually governing. But sure, keep refreshing Yahoo News for the next "stinging blow."

Actual scoreboard in Trump's second term (so far):

• Border secured: Achieved negative net migration for the first time in decades, slashed illegal crossings to historic lows, and dramatically cut fentanyl deaths. The "invasion" Biden left behind? Reversed.

• Economy & investment: Trillions in reshored domestic investment, onshoring manufacturing, record energy production, and pro-growth policies (including tax reforms like the "One Big Beautiful Bill"). GDP growth and job metrics that actually delivered for working Americans.

• Peace deals & foreign policy: Brokered multiple ceasefires and agreements ending or de-escalating conflicts (including frameworks for Gaza/Israel-Hamas, India-Pakistan, and others). Claims of wrapping up several wars in his first year. Stronger NATO burden-sharing with allies stepping up defense spending.

• Executive action machine: Hundreds of executive orders, massive deregulation, bureaucracy cuts, AI innovation pushes, customs enforcement, and reversing prior administration priorities at record speed.

• Other wins: Significant drops in urban crime/homicides in key metrics, major investment summits (e.g., Saudi deals), and putting America First on trade, energy dominance, and critical minerals access.

These aren't "bragging and putting his name on everything”,… they're tangible policy results that move the needle for the country. A Kennedy Center signage fight is a footnote.

Mavideol, if the best dirt you've got is "he can't rename a theater," maybe it's time to admit the "impeachment and removal any day now" arc isn't aging well. The man keeps racking up substantive victories while the haters celebrate procedural paper cuts.

Keep coping in the comments though, the salt sustains us.

What you call governing the rest of the world calls a s**t show. But if that's your thing then knock yourself out!

*AI created image added as a political comment.

Edited June 18Jun 18 by BLMFem

On 6/14/2026 at 11:53 AM, Mavideol said:

wasn't it supposed to be 1.8 million.... hummm wonder who pocketed the other 12.... LOL

the most "honest" POTUS history, this guy will never do any bribing

Trump has changed his story about whether he knew the contractor.

The federal government will fix the pool for about "$1.8 million." — Trump on May 7 in remarks to reporters

"I originally thought I'd do it for $2 million or $3 million, just do a base," Trump said May 21

The Times reported in May that the cost rose to $13.1 million,

Trump’s Reflecting Pool Contract: A Fact-Check of Cost Claims, Procurement Rules, and What’s Left Undone

https://www.wichitaliberty.org/politics/reflecting-pool-no-bid-contract-trump-cost-claims/

What Readers Should Know

Several things about this story are simply true and not seriously in dispute: the contract was awarded without competitive bidding; the stated cost rose from $1.8 million to nearly $15 million in roughly six weeks; the contractor had no prior federal contract history; the underlying pipe problems remain unresolved; and the administration did not seek required historic review before altering the appearance of a national monument. These facts are established by federal records reviewed by multiple independent outlets.

The contract and its legal basis

The contract was awarded without competitive bidding — a process normally required by law

The cost trajectory

The contractor’s background

Work quality and schedule concerns

The unresolved plumbing problem

Oversight processes bypassed

Factual Disputes and Contested Claims

Trump’s shifting account of his involvement

Trump’s “alternative cost” claims

Whether the “urgency” exemption was legitimately invoked

Interpretive Differences Across the Source Spectrum

Primary Source Verification

Several of the key claims in this story trace directly to verifiable primary sources.

Gaps and Omissions in the Public Record

Several important questions remain unanswered in the available public record.

Source Reliability Assessment

As part of the refurbishment, a blue liner was installed, to give the Reflecting Pool that same look as those swimming pools in Florida. Residual algae in pipes was blamed for the subsequent bloom.

A bleach was added, which has now affected the liner.

Residual algae in pipes

Who owns the pipes?

JOE BIDEN & THE DEEP STATE

Why didn't Trump clean the swamp out of the pipes?

JOE BIDEN & THE DEEP STATE SAID NOPE

Why did Trump's Pool Guy <deleted> this up so badly?

JOE BIDEN & THE DEEP STATE TOLD THEM TRUMP WOULDN'T PAY THEM

Who's fault is this?

JOE BIDEN SLEEPY OLD MAN

See? All your troubles melt away just by blaming anyone but you, MAGA JENIUS.

😀😃😄😁😆😅😂🤣

3 hours ago, Roadsternut said:

As part of the refurbishment, a blue liner was installed, to give the Reflecting Pool that same look as those swimming pools in Florida. Residual algae in pipes was blamed for the subsequent bloom.

A bleach was added, which has now affected the liner.

Just another one of Trump's disasters.

4 hours ago, Roadsternut said:

As part of the refurbishment, a blue liner was installed, to give the Reflecting Pool that same look as those swimming pools in Florida. Residual algae in pipes was blamed for the subsequent bloom.

A bleach was added, which has now affected the liner.

Last get it right there is No liner It was a industrial-grade polymeric coating Spray on it is Not Effective by Hydrogen peroxide this all stems from lack of Quality Control when applying this type of coating This type of coating should be applied with strict temperate control holiday detection is required to detect pin holes evidence shows pin holes in the coating so no holiday detection carried out (cost saving money in the pocket ) Just simply a cheap botched job !!

1 hour ago, MikeandDow said:

Last get it right there is No liner It was a industrial-grade polymeric coating Spray on it is Not Effective by Hydrogen peroxide this all stems from lack of Quality Control when applying this type of coating This type of coating should be applied with strict temperate control holiday detection is required to detect pin holes evidence shows pin holes in the coating so no holiday detection carried out (cost saving money in the pocket ) Just simply a cheap botched job !!

sorry guys hoilday detection can only be used with a steel base not concrete !! but a visual inspect should have been carried out

7 hours ago, Roadsternut said:

As part of the refurbishment, a blue liner was installed, to give the Reflecting Pool that same look as those swimming pools in Florida. Residual algae in pipes was blamed for the subsequent bloom.

A bleach was added, which has now affected the liner.

and the latest one??? the painting is peeling off, the "professional" people hired by the moronic governing body made the right choice by hiring somebody with no experience, heh but they got the "envelope"

"I want my money back after seeing this. I think our resources could be used a lot better elsewhere," Robert Dale of Edwards, Colorado, told Reuters as he looked on. "I think this reflecting pool was beautiful before, before all this attention."

The paint is already peeling in Trump's renovated Washington Reflecting Pool

Yahoo News

The paint is already peeling in Trump's renovated Washing...

By Jasper Ward WASHINGTON, June 18 (Reuters) - The paint on Washington's newly renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on Thursday was peeling away from the bottom and into the algae-tinted water,

^^

I really do feel that you are being unnecessarily over critical, relax, and take pride in a job bloody well done, an absolute metaphor for our times!

21 hours ago, boganJoe said:

Oof, Mavideol, chronicling every minor court spat like it's the fall of Rome.

Posting about a judge blocking Trump from slapping his name on the Kennedy Center (and pausing some renovations) as proof that "Trump's losses keep mounting" is peak copium. It's the political equivalent of celebrating that your rival stubbed his toe while he's busy closing billion-dollar deals and rewriting the global map.

One federal judge (yeah, the kind of ruling that gets appealed) says you can't unilaterally rename a performing arts center after yourself. Tragic. Meanwhile, the guy you hate is actually governing. But sure, keep refreshing Yahoo News for the next "stinging blow."

Actual scoreboard in Trump's second term (so far):

• Border secured: Achieved negative net migration for the first time in decades, slashed illegal crossings to historic lows, and dramatically cut fentanyl deaths. The "invasion" Biden left behind? Reversed.

• Economy & investment: Trillions in reshored domestic investment, onshoring manufacturing, record energy production, and pro-growth policies (including tax reforms like the "One Big Beautiful Bill"). GDP growth and job metrics that actually delivered for working Americans.

• Peace deals & foreign policy: Brokered multiple ceasefires and agreements ending or de-escalating conflicts (including frameworks for Gaza/Israel-Hamas, India-Pakistan, and others). Claims of wrapping up several wars in his first year. Stronger NATO burden-sharing with allies stepping up defense spending.

• Executive action machine: Hundreds of executive orders, massive deregulation, bureaucracy cuts, AI innovation pushes, customs enforcement, and reversing prior administration priorities at record speed.

• Other wins: Significant drops in urban crime/homicides in key metrics, major investment summits (e.g., Saudi deals), and putting America First on trade, energy dominance, and critical minerals access.

These aren't "bragging and putting his name on everything”,… they're tangible policy results that move the needle for the country. A Kennedy Center signage fight is a footnote.

Mavideol, if the best dirt you've got is "he can't rename a theater," maybe it's time to admit the "impeachment and removal any day now" arc isn't aging well. The man keeps racking up substantive victories while the haters celebrate procedural paper cuts.

Keep coping in the comments though, the salt sustains us.

why don't you try to compare the previous deal with the moron loser new deal and tell us, yes all of us, how he's not a loser, that's a basic simple question, explain please as I just helped you with some takes

Nikki Haley, the president's former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, balked at the possibility of Iran profiting from oil sales immediately.

"If this is true, Iran wins," she wrote on X. "There should be zero sanctions relief day one."

The JCPOA did not include funding for economic development.

mutually agreed plan with at least $300 billion for the reconstruction and economic development of the Islamic Republic of Iran,"

How Trump's memo of understanding with Iran compares to the Obama nuclear deal

https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/trumps-memo-understanding-iran-compares-224507620.html

Trump said it wouldn't be fair to take away Iran's ballistic missiles.

All the kids in the neighborhood have them, Mom. 😂

The neighborhood kids want to put on a show Spanky

The JCPOA did not include funding for economic development.

Another Trump real estate scam?

When is Trump Tower Moscow going up?

The Z man is running out of targets in Moss-cow. 🤣

3 hours ago, Mavideol said:

and the latest one??? the painting is peeling off, the "professional" people hired by the moronic governing body made the right choice by hiring somebody with no experience, heh but they got the "envelope"

"I want my money back after seeing this. I think our resources could be used a lot better elsewhere," Robert Dale of Edwards, Colorado, told Reuters as he looked on. "I think this reflecting pool was beautiful before, before all this attention."

The paint is already peeling in Trump's renovated Washington Reflecting Pool

Yahoo News

The paint is already peeling in Trump's renovated Washing...

By Jasper Ward WASHINGTON, June 18 (Reuters) - The paint on Washington's newly renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on Thursday was peeling away from the bottom and into the algae-tinted water,

The stable genius knew a pool man, who was given the contract without tender. What could go wrong?

34 minutes ago, phetphet said:

The stable genius knew a pool man, who was given the contract without tender. What could go wrong?

Quite a lot, apparently.😂

Edited June 19Jun 19 by BLMFem

1 hour ago, BLMFem said:

Quite a lot, apparently.😂

This show in full view of the world, Quality of American workmanship, Its utter Rubbish !!

and the truth about No bid and how the job was assigned to some unknown company keeps popping up, we all know how corrupted this administration is but they could try a little harder to hide this stuff, we all know the " you scratch my back and I scratch yours" it's a dangerous way of conducting business and easy to get caught

The no-bid contract to install a "Nano Bubble" filtration system went to Green Water Solutions, an Ohio-based company whose owner is listed on federal contracting documents as "JJ Cafaro Investment Trust." The president and CEO of that trust is identified as John J. Cafaro on Federal Election Commission

A businessman and real estate developer, Cafaro pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations in 2010 over donations to his daughter's congressional campaign. Nearly a decade earlier, he pleaded guilty to conspiring to bribe Democratic Rep. James Traficant,

Company owned by Trump donor won $1.7 million no-bid Reflecting Pool contract

Yahoo News

Company owned by Trump donor won $1.7 million no-bid Refl...

The federal government awarded a company owned by a Trump donor $1.7 million to install a new water cleaning system for the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, records show.

and as usual he now starts to blame somebody else for his own mistakes, I know that's not new but blaming vandalism for his screw up by hiring the wrong people and that's what he has been doing since he started in politics, always hiring the wrong people as long as they bend to him and no questions asked you are hired

In a pair of evening Truth Social posts ― one just before 10 p.m. and one just after

President Donald Trump on Friday night blamed vandalism for the fact that his $14 million cleanup project at the Reflecting Pool has led to a huge and very public mess.

Trump Found Someone New To Blame For Reflecting Pool Fiasco In Wild Nighttime Rant

https://au.yahoo.com/news/trump-found-someone-blame-reflecting-040452799.html

19 minutes ago, Mavideol said:

and as usual he now starts to blame somebody else for his own mistakes, I know that's not new but blaming vandalism for his screw up by hiring the wrong people and that's what he has been doing since he started in politics, always hiring the wrong people as long as they bend to him and no questions asked you are hired

In a pair of evening Truth Social posts ― one just before 10 p.m. and one just after

President Donald Trump on Friday night blamed vandalism for the fact that his $14 million cleanup project at the Reflecting Pool has led to a huge and very public mess.

Trump Found Someone New To Blame For Reflecting Pool Fiasco In Wild Nighttime Rant

https://au.yahoo.com/news/trump-found-someone-blame-reflecting-040452799.html

Unbelievable that are those gullible enough to fall for this. These are the same kind of people he hires.

ok now it appears it's not only the vandalism that's in question, it appears they found a guy from ABC news that had his hand inside the pool and was trying to peel the coating off.... 🤣🤣🤣

"Lightweight ABC Reporter, Jonathan Karl, was seen sticking his hand into the Pool, and trying to rip the rubber off of the surface," Trump wrote.

Donald Trump Floats Bonkers New Theory for Reflecting Pool Disaster

Yahoo News

Donald Trump Floats Bonkers New Theory for Reflecting Poo...

President Donald Trump has found a new suspect in the mystery of the National Mall’s struggling Reflecting Pool: ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl. The president delivered a Truth Social tirade on Frida