Hillary and the White House Renovations

Trump’s ballroom follows two centuries of White House renovations

Ann Coulter dropped one jaw-dropping fact that made Democrats look like complete hypocrites

Conservative firebrand Ann Coulter appeared on The Mark Simone Show and delivered a reality check Democrats desperately needed to hear.

When host Mark Simone asked why Democrats were getting so outraged over a ballroom addition that previous presidents had done before, Coulter didn’t hold back.

"No, also, I like Democrats pretending that they care about desecration," Coulter said.

"After years of them ripping down centuries-old American history, all of the monuments, anyone in American history who held a slave or did not denounce slavery, which would be everyone on the face of the earth, since slavery existed in every country, every place," Coulter continued.

She wasn’t done exposing the Left’s hypocrisy...

Read all the rest of the Democrats' descration

White House Renovations from inception

Major White House Renovations Through the Years

Images of the East Wing of the White House being pulled down to make way for an expansive new ballroom have sparked controversy in some quarters.

As some historians have noted, however, the $300 million ballroom will join a long line of renovations that, regardless of how they were received at the time of construction, eventually became cherished parts of the building’s facade.

“The South Portico, the North Portico, the East Wing, the West Wing, and the Truman Balcony all raised concerns at the time—but today, we can’t imagine the White House without these iconic elements,” the White House Historical Association said.

Here is how those elements came to be, over a long history of renovations, since the first cornerstone was laid over two centuries ago.

Read about the White House history This is fascinating.

There is a great slide show through the years beginning in 1793.