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iamateacher

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7. The White House Historical Society has no legal power

Reply to allegorical oracle (Original post)

Tue Oct 21, 2025, 10:06 AM

Tuesday

Over changes to the White House. In fact, the head of the Society has always been the First Lady of each present administration. They preserve history by writing books and doing research which they share with scholars. In other words.
As was said in a post by Blue Pitt
Reminder that they claimed this project was exempt from review by the National Capital Planning Commission who has statutory authority over capital projects. Reminder that his first weeks in office Trump dismissed the board of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation which oversees our National Historic Landmarks, NRHP sites, and oversees Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. Without a board quorum it’s impossible to administer and make decisions. Reminder that the federal government is still on furlough which includes NPS staff who oversee and administer our historic sites and Heritage Documentation programs.
The White House Historical Society is not who you want to contact.