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Trump’s Race to Transform Washington Before Democrats Take Over Takes an Explosive Turn as Whistleblower Comes Forward with Bombshell Claims

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Source: Atlanta Black Star

Donald Trump is running out of time to put his personal stamp on Washington, D.C. With Democrats preparing to take control of the House in January, the president appears determined to push his construction projects across the finish line. His ambitious plans include a massive White House ballroom and a controversial makeover of one of the nation’s most recognizable landmarks. Several projects have already sparked lawsuits, public outrage, and questions about their soaring costs. But Trump’s remodeling spree could soon face an obstacle that even his loyal allies may struggle to overcome. Now, troubling allegations that an alleged insider is missing government records could turn his construction obsession into a congressional nightmare.

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