A screenshot compiling four separate Truth Social/X-style posts from Republican members of Congress, each with profile photo, verified checkmark badge, and a small red icon (appears to be an American flag emoji), stacked vertically with "Follow" buttons beside each. The posts are from Rep. Lance Gooden (@Lancegooden), Congressman Randy Fine (@RepFine), Rep. Morgan Griffith (@RepMGriffith), and Rep. Andy Harris, MD (@RepAndyHarrisMD). All four posts argue in favor of building a new White House ballroom, several referencing a "Build the Ballroom Act" and citing security/assassination-attempt concerns.
Text in image: Lance Gooden ✓ 🇺🇸
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If you're still against a secure White House ballroom that costs taxpayers $0.00, just admit you're okay with political violence against President Trump.
Congressman Randy Fine ✓ 🇺🇸
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I don't want to hear another word from the FAKE NEWS claiming that President Trump doesn't need a White House Ballroom AGAIN.
My Build the Ballroom Act will put these activist judges in their place and ensure this project gets done in a timely manner.
Build Away.
Morgan Griffith ✓ 🇺🇸
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A new and safe ballroom at the White House makes a ton of sense from a security perspective.
I am co-sponsor to the Build the Ballroom Act!
Build the ballroom!
Rep. Andy Harris, MD ✓ 🇺🇸
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The President is right. Build the ballroom.
From the Reagan assassination attempt to Saturday's assassination attempt, events have made one thing clear: Washington needs a secure venue built to protect the President and senior officials.
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A screenshot compiling four separate Truth Social/X-style posts from Republican members of Congress, each with profile photo, verified checkmark badge, and a small red icon (appears to be an American flag emoji), stacked vertically with "Follow" buttons beside each. The posts are from Rep. Lance Gooden (@Lancegooden), Congressman Randy Fine (@RepFine), Rep. Morgan Griffith (@RepMGriffith), and Rep. Andy Harris, MD (@RepAndyHarrisMD). All four posts argue in favor of building a new White House ballroom, several referencing a "Build the Ballroom Act" and citing security/assassination-attempt concerns.
Text in image: Lance Gooden ✓ 🇺🇸 @Lancegooden Follow If you're still against a secure White House ballroom that costs taxpayers $0.00, just admit you're okay with political violence against President Trump. Congressman Randy Fine ✓ 🇺🇸 @RepFine Follow I don't want to hear another word from the FAKE NEWS claiming that President Trump doesn't need a White House Ballroom AGAIN. My Build the Ballroom Act will put these activist judges in their place and ensure this project gets done in a timely manner. Build Away. Morgan Griffith ✓ 🇺🇸 @RepMGriffith Follow A new and safe ballroom at the White House makes a ton of sense from a security perspective. I am co-sponsor to the Build the Ballroom Act! Build the ballroom! Rep. Andy Harris, MD ✓ 🇺🇸 @RepAndyHarrisMD Follow The President is right. Build the ballroom. From the Reagan assassination attempt to Saturday's assassination attempt, events have made one thing clear: Washington needs a secure venue built to protect the President and senior officials.
Described automatically. The words above are a machine's reading of the picture, not Trump's.