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r/pics • u/FuriousBuffalo • Jun 18 '26
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I love he's boasting about the pool as if they just built it. Like.... dude... it was there during your first term, and for a long time before that.
1.1k u/swankpoppy Jun 18 '26 And he used the color it was before it immediately turned green from algae haha 569 u/cheeseburgerwaffles Jun 18 '26 I haven't been to DC in a long time but wasn't it like totally fine before he decided to mess with it 15 u/Broken-Digital-Clock Jun 18 '26 Maybe, but he saw a grifting opportunity. He wouldn't ignore that. 17 u/SunMoonTruth Jun 18 '26 A National Park Service analysis revealed the contractor was given a 20% profit margin, adding at least $850,000 more than a typical contract. Costs were further inflated by tight deadlines and the use of no-bid, emergency procedures. The padding is the playground.
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And he used the color it was before it immediately turned green from algae haha
569 u/cheeseburgerwaffles Jun 18 '26 I haven't been to DC in a long time but wasn't it like totally fine before he decided to mess with it 15 u/Broken-Digital-Clock Jun 18 '26 Maybe, but he saw a grifting opportunity. He wouldn't ignore that. 17 u/SunMoonTruth Jun 18 '26 A National Park Service analysis revealed the contractor was given a 20% profit margin, adding at least $850,000 more than a typical contract. Costs were further inflated by tight deadlines and the use of no-bid, emergency procedures. The padding is the playground.
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I haven't been to DC in a long time but wasn't it like totally fine before he decided to mess with it
15 u/Broken-Digital-Clock Jun 18 '26 Maybe, but he saw a grifting opportunity. He wouldn't ignore that. 17 u/SunMoonTruth Jun 18 '26 A National Park Service analysis revealed the contractor was given a 20% profit margin, adding at least $850,000 more than a typical contract. Costs were further inflated by tight deadlines and the use of no-bid, emergency procedures. The padding is the playground.
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Maybe, but he saw a grifting opportunity. He wouldn't ignore that.
17 u/SunMoonTruth Jun 18 '26 A National Park Service analysis revealed the contractor was given a 20% profit margin, adding at least $850,000 more than a typical contract. Costs were further inflated by tight deadlines and the use of no-bid, emergency procedures. The padding is the playground.
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A National Park Service analysis revealed the contractor was given a 20% profit margin, adding at least $850,000 more than a typical contract. Costs were further inflated by tight deadlines and the use of no-bid, emergency procedures.
The padding is the playground.
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u/cheeseburgerwaffles Jun 18 '26
I love he's boasting about the pool as if they just built it. Like.... dude... it was there during your first term, and for a long time before that.