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The White House power play post-dinner shooting: do what we say or else

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The White House power play post-dinner shooting: do what we say or else
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The White House power play post-dinner shooting: do what we say or else

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  • The Guardian·May 2

    The White House power play post-dinner shooting: do what we say or else

    Less than 72 hours after a man was arrested for trying to assassinate Donald Trump at the White House, the justice department rushed to court to make an extraordinary filing.The subject of the emergency was a lawsuit by the National Trust for Historic Preservation seeking to halt the construction of a new White House ballroom. A federal judge ruled earlier this month that construction had to stop, though an appeals court later paused that ruling.Filled with vitriolic language, the purpose of DoJ’s Monday filing was to make clear that the failed assassination attempt only strengthened the administration’s argument for why a new ballroom was needed. “Saturday’s narrow miss – which marks the third assassination attempt on President Trump since 2024 – confirms what should have already been obvious: presidents need a secure space for large events, that currently does not exist in Washington DC, and this court’s injunction stalling this project cannot defensibly continue, for the sake of the safety of President Trump, future presidents, and their families, cabinets, and staff.”The episode was one of several this week that underscores how the Trump administration is willing to quickly capitalize on cases of violence to pursue its political goals. The administration

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