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If the Supreme Court doesn't weigh in today on the White House ballroom, construction halts. It is 65 percent built already.
From prominent conservative legal leader Leonard Leo:
"The ballroom case is really about who can sue in federal court, and there's no question that the plaintiff here can't. For decades the Left has been abusing standing doctrine to push its agenda through our federal courts, and the Court has an opportunity here to put an end to that abuse."
2:01 PM · Aug 21, 2026 · 3,624 Views
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A screenshot of a social media post (appears to be from X/Twitter) by a user named Katie Pavlich (verified account, @KatiePavlich), showing a profile photo of a woman with blonde hair. The post discusses a Supreme Court case related to a White House ballroom construction project, and quotes conservative legal figure Leonard Leo regarding legal standing in the case. The post shows a "Subscribe" button, timestamp, and view count typical of an X/Twitter post interface.
Text in image: Katie Pavlich @KatiePavlich Subscribe If the Supreme Court doesn't weigh in today on the White House ballroom, construction halts. It is 65 percent built already. From prominent conservative legal leader Leonard Leo: "The ballroom case is really about who can sue in federal court, and there's no question that the plaintiff here can't. For decades the Left has been abusing standing doctrine to push its agenda through our federal courts, and the Court has an opportunity here to put an end to that abuse." 2:01 PM · Aug 21, 2026 · 3,624 Views
Described automatically. The words above are a machine's reading of the picture, not Trump's.