‘A GIFT TO AMERICA’: Trump Says New Ballroom Will Protect Presidents For Generations: https://hannity.com/media-room/a-gift-to-america-trump-says-new-ballroom-will-protect-presidents-for-generations-watch/
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A screenshot compilation of four social media posts (on X/Twitter, formatted as reposted/embedded tweets, each with a "Follow" button, a verified checkmark, and a small "government official" icon next to the name) from Republican senators, all discussing building a White House ballroom and political violence. The posters shown are Rick Scott (@SenRickScott), Jim Banks (@SenatorBanks), Marsha Blackburn (@MarshaBlackburn), and Tim Sheehy (@TimSheehyMT), each shown with a small circular profile photo.
Text in image: Rick Scott ✓ 🏛 @SenRickScott Follow It's time for the Democrats to show up and start acting like AMERICANS. STOP defunding DHS. STOP blocking the White House ballroom. STOP elevating people who call for political violence. Stop letting TRUMP DERANGEMENT SYNDROME guide every single decision you make. Enough is enough! Senator Jim Banks ✓ 🏛 @SenatorBanks Follow Rogue district judges are putting the president's life at risk. It's time for Congress to stop them and build the ballroom!!! Sen. Marsha Blackburn ✓ 🏛 @MarshaBlackburn Follow Build the ballroom. Tim Sheehy ✓ 🏛 @TimSheehyMT Follow This week I will introduce and seek unanimous consent for legislation providing express approval for construction of a Presidential ballroom. It is an embarrassment to the strongest nation on earth that we cannot host gatherings in our nation's capital, including ones attended by our President, without the threat of violence and attempted assassinations. There is no place for political violence in America. Unfortunately, it seems, too many people believe trying to kill our President and members of our government is acceptable. A President of any party should be able to host events in a secure area without attendees worrying about their safety. This is common sense. Let's get it done.
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Screenshot showing a stacked composite of four X (Twitter) posts from Republican members of Congress, each with a small circular profile photo, verified checkmark badge, and a "Follow" button. From top to bottom: Rep. Barry Moore (@RepBarryMoore), Rep. Marlin Stutzman (@RepStutzman), Rep. Riley M. Moore (@RepRileyMoore), and Congressman Troy Downing (@RepTroyDowning). Each post text argues that a recent security incident (described as an assassination attempt) underscores the need to build a White House ballroom for secure large-scale events, and references President Trump and funding for Secret Service/DHS security.
Text in image: Rep. Barry Moore ✓ 🇺🇸 @RepBarryMoore Follow What we saw this past weekend was a third attempt on @POTUS' life in the last two years. For the safety and security of all future presidents, build the ballroom. Rep. Marlin Stutzman ✓ 🇺🇸 @RepStutzman Follow With the White House Correspondents Dinner marking ANOTHER attempt on President Trump's life, security should now must be of utmost concern! Enough is enough. The White House ballroom needs to be built so that large events like this can be held securely. Rep. Riley M. Moore ✓ 🇺🇸 @RepRileyMoore Follow You would think that Washington would get tired of President Trump being right all the time. President Trump has the ability to see around corners, and is able to make decisions that are best for the country. He's right again. We must get this ballroom built immediately for everyone's safety. Congressman Troy Downing ✓ 🇺🇸 @RepTroyDowning Follow God bless our Secret Service agents and law enforcement who put their lives on the line every day. It's time to build the @POTUS ballroom and fully fund DHS. Our national security shouldn't be a political bargaining chip.
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