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In reply to the discussion: Jackie Kennedy's Rose Garden. Eleanor Roosevelt's East Room. How many [View all]reACTIONary
(6,776 posts)61. The rose garden...
.... was not destroyed, in that the changes TSF made are reversible.
The East Wing of the white house was not Elinore Roosevelt's doing, neither the original structure built in 1902, nor the 1942 reconstruction, which was motivated by the need for a secret bomb shelter. And while her staff occupied it, she didn't.
No doubt there are many special things promulgated by strong, competent women that he has or will destroy. I don't think the East Wing is on point.
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The East Wing was mostly the First Ladies' domain, but we don't have one of those.
Ocelot II
Oct 21
#2
Utterly CREEPY! Her idea of holiday "decorating" is as cold and empty as she is, herself.
calimary
Wednesday
#48
Sadly, it appears the answer to your question is "as many as he can." Which, unfortunately, is a lot
0rganism
Oct 21
#3
I kinda think it does. However, the public education system was among the first victims of fascists' 50-year strategy
0rganism
Oct 21
#42
The bulldozer was in a hurry -- from the looks of things, windows & doors & all were just smashed
Hekate
Oct 21
#8
The East Colonnade is where Melania famously decorated it with blood-red xmas trees.
chowder66
Oct 21
#41
It feels like the destruction of the Eastern facade is a metaphor for the destruction of our democracy.
alwaysinasnit
Oct 21
#22
Just as a note: To travel across Europe you would never know that most of the cities you will visit were
flashman13
Oct 21
#44
The White House is a residence and the office of the President. With the ballroom it becomes a party venue.
tetedur
Wednesday
#50
A local WV pizza shop moved to a building on the historical register, the owner had to meet building
doc03
Wednesday
#53
MaddowBlog-It's not just the facade: Team Trump has wrecked much of the White House's East Wing
LetMyPeopleVote
Wednesday
#55