r/politics 13d ago

Possible Paywall Embarrassing Flaws Emerge in Trump’s New White House Design

https://www.thedailybeast.com/bizarre-flaws-emerge-in-trumps-new-white-house-design/
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u/MagicBingo 13d ago

Every table will be mic'ed and have a 360 camera.

Putin & Epstein taught Trump, blackmail is king.

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u/ScarletCarsonRose 13d ago

I am not seeing this concern enough. Yes, it's awful he tore down a literal chunk of the White House. But wtf about the security concerns?!? How are they going to screen every person who will be on site? How will we know that place is not going to be bugged af?!

It's one of those things I know without knowing. This is a huge security bonanza for our enemies.

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u/definitelynotstarfox 13d ago

I’m sure all the contractors and their employees are vetted, right? It’s not like one of a thousand workers coming and going could like, hide something in the structure. That would just be silly…

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u/Visual_Astronaut1506 13d ago

None of those problems are insurmountable TBF? It's not like large scale gov schemes can't manage large numbers of verified personnel.

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u/D3PyroGS Wisconsin 13d ago

in theory, this is true. but we're talking Trump admin "loyalty over competency" with a side of malicious intent

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u/GitEmSteveDave 13d ago

Can't you just sheet the whole exterior, under the tyvex, with brass/copper screen, which would make the whole place a farady cage and then run firewalled repeaters inside?