White House Seeks to Build Secret Hospital for Trump
In a recent court filing, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche argued that the proposed $400 million presidential ballroom is now essential for national security, citing the need for “state-of-the-art hospital and medical facilities” and protection against future assassination attempts. This assertion comes as the project faces opposition from preservationists and awaits an appeals court review. Blanche accused the National Trust for Historic Preservation of downplaying the seriousness of a recent security incident and insisted that the ballroom’s enhanced security features are vital for all future presidents. The project’s justification has shifted from an entertainment venue to a critical national security asset, with federal funding now being sought for its extensive security enhancements.
John Q. Hosedrinker