A screenshot compiling four separate posts (formatted like X/Twitter posts, each with a "Follow" button, repost icon, and "..." menu) from Republican members of Congress, all advocating for building a White House ballroom. From top to bottom: Congressman William Timmons (@RepTimmons) with a verified checkmark and a small red icon; Congressman Nick Langworthy (@RepLangworthy), also verified with the same red icon, referencing @WhiteHouse and @SenFettermanPA; Rep. Lauren Boebert (@RepBoebert) with a verified checkmark and red icon, referencing "activist judges"; and Congresswoman Laurel Lee (@RepLaurelLee), verified with the same red icon, referencing @EveningEdit, @POTUS, and an "assassination attempt... at the White House Correspondents' Dinner."
Text in image: Congressman William Timmons ✓ 🐫
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FUND THE GOVERNMENT.
BUILD THE BALLROOM.
Congressman Nick Langworthy ✓ 🐫
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Build the ballroom.
Stop playing political games with the President's safety. Now more than ever, there's bipartisan support to protect our Commander in Chief with a permanent, secure event space at the @WhiteHouse.
I appreciate @SenFettermanPA being a voice of reason on this
Rep. Lauren Boebert ✓ 🐫
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I'm working with my team to draft legislation ensuring the White House Ballroom is completed.
I don't believe congressional approval is required for the project, but if it'll keep activist judges on the sideline, so be it.
More to come this week.
Congresswoman Laurel Lee ✓ 🐫
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Joined the @EveningEdit to discuss the urgent need for a dedicated White House Ballroom in light of the assassination attempt of @POTUS at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Our courts should never have blocked this.
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A screenshot compiling four separate posts (formatted like X/Twitter posts, each with a "Follow" button, repost icon, and "..." menu) from Republican members of Congress, all advocating for building a White House ballroom. From top to bottom: Congressman William Timmons (@RepTimmons) with a verified checkmark and a small red icon; Congressman Nick Langworthy (@RepLangworthy), also verified with the same red icon, referencing @WhiteHouse and @SenFettermanPA; Rep. Lauren Boebert (@RepBoebert) with a verified checkmark and red icon, referencing "activist judges"; and Congresswoman Laurel Lee (@RepLaurelLee), verified with the same red icon, referencing @EveningEdit, @POTUS, and an "assassination attempt... at the White House Correspondents' Dinner."
Text in image: Congressman William Timmons ✓ 🐫 @RepTimmons Follow FUND THE GOVERNMENT. BUILD THE BALLROOM. Congressman Nick Langworthy ✓ 🐫 @RepLangworthy Follow Build the ballroom. Stop playing political games with the President's safety. Now more than ever, there's bipartisan support to protect our Commander in Chief with a permanent, secure event space at the @WhiteHouse. I appreciate @SenFettermanPA being a voice of reason on this Rep. Lauren Boebert ✓ 🐫 @RepBoebert Follow I'm working with my team to draft legislation ensuring the White House Ballroom is completed. I don't believe congressional approval is required for the project, but if it'll keep activist judges on the sideline, so be it. More to come this week. Congresswoman Laurel Lee ✓ 🐫 @RepLaurelLee Follow Joined the @EveningEdit to discuss the urgent need for a dedicated White House Ballroom in light of the assassination attempt of @POTUS at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Our courts should never have blocked this.
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