Serious Question

[AverageJoe]

Why hasn’t anyone filed a lawsuit to block any more demolition of the WhIte House?

[leftstreet]

1. Who would have standing?

[stage left]

2. All the American People

should have standing. But how about the historical Preservation society. In Charleston South Carolina, where I lived for eight years, you couldn't paint your 1832 house without permission.

[leftstreet]

5. DC is like kindergarten with no teacher

Yeah, you'd think SOME agency would try to temporarily block the demolition

[AverageJoe]

3. I imagine the American People, since we own it

The Democratic leadership, it seems to me, could file it in their non-official capacity on behalf of the American People.

Maybe I’m crazy.

[Silent Type]

4. Doubt that would stop it. And photos I've seen indicate it's past the point of no return.

[AverageJoe]

6. Shouldn't there be an attempt?

Even if it’s only symbolic?

[Silent Type]

8. I'd pick something else to sue about, honestly.

[Frasier Balzov]

7. The executive branch probably has all the authority.

Especially since the financial resources have supposedly been donated from the private sector.

[Silent Type]

9. Think you right. I was reading yesterday that historically there has been a process that takes up to 2 years to get

plans like that through some toothless committee. It's not law, it's just tradition.

We need to wise up. One thing about trumpsters-- they like that he just does stuff. It's probably bad/vile stuff, be he doesn't take years to do it or get approval. A big reason trump won, unfortunately.