I'm sure you're well aware by now that President Donald Trump has completely demolished the East Wing of the White House in order to build a monstrously gigantic ballroom.
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The president has said the ballroom is designed to host large state dinners, but is also needed for national security (seen here signing the last steel beam used in construction on the day after the midterms).
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He also wrote "Love!" on the beam for some reason.
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Perhaps because he loves construction.
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Anyway.
Before we take a look at the current progress, as a reminder, here's what the East Wing used to look like (very demure, very mindful):
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And here's what it looks like now (Home Depot's 12-foot skeleton personified):
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The size comparison here is preeeeeeetty wild.
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If you didn't have object permanence, you might even think the White House had disappeared from this angle.
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Just an absolute, hulking box.
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Unsurprisingly, folks are not loving the look. "We’re gonna have to tear that ugly thing down," one person said.