Where is the outrage for ridiculous government spending? Where is humanity?

Maybe instead of building a ballroom, or buying new planes, suing his own justice department, or bailing out Argentina we could focus on American healthcare, cost of living, gun violence, and equality for all.

At a time when Americans are stretching grocery budgets and cutting costs, a quarter-billion-dollar dance hall on public property feels wildly out of step. The White House was built to represent democracy, not Trump’s asinine legacy.

Knocking it down for a ballroom feels a bit like turning a national monument into a a Trump Rally Venue. Preservationists warn it could throw off the building’s historic balance, and ethics experts are side-eyeing the mystery “private donors” footing the bill.

is so tone deaf to the American people who are struggling to survive.

The East Wing isn’t just extra space for parties, it houses the First Lady’s offices, the visitor entrance, and even the underground bunker built during World War II.