Donald Trump unveils plans to build a formal ballroom inside the White House in anticipation of a potential presidential return
Washington D.C. – Editorial Desk
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has sparked political and media uproar with the announcement of his intent to build a formal ballroom inside the East Wing of the White House. The proposed venue would cover approximately 90,000 square feet and carry an estimated cost of $200 million. According to Trump, the space would serve official receptions, high-level dinners, and international gatherings—designed to become “the most beautiful ever built.”
Project Highlights:
- Proposed Location: The East Wing, historically used for the First Lady’s offices.
- Size: 90,000 square feet, accommodating around 650 guests.
- Funding: Privately funded by Trump and supporting donors, without relying on federal budget allocations.
- Stated Goal: To offer a refined and modern symbol of American political hospitality—a “gift to the nation,” in Trump’s words.
Public Reactions:
Responses across Congress and the broader political landscape are sharply divided. Some view the initiative as a step toward modernizing White House protocol, while others denounce it as an act of extravagance—especially amid growing economic challenges nationwide.
