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$300M Trump Ballroom Triggers TOTAL Democrat Freakout

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Another day, another unhinged Democrat meltdown over President Trump’s latest White House upgrade — this time, a grand ballroom that has the left seeing red, gold, and pure rage.

Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-CA, fired off a frantic demand on X Saturday night, insisting no 2028 Democratic presidential hopeful dare run without vowing to obliterate the project.

"Don’t even think of seeking the Democratic nomination for president unless you pledge to take a wrecking ball to the Trump Ballroom on DAY ONE," he wrote.

Trump backers are branding the freakout "BDS," Ballroom Derangement Syndrome, a fresh twist on the old Trump Derangement Syndrome label that’s stuck since 2017.

Swalwell joins a chorus of Democrats losing their minds over the 90,000-square-foot classical addition, privately funded at $250–300 million, set to seat 650 for state dinners.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-MN, hyperventilated to MSNBC, warning the East Wing tweak was "taking a wrecking ball to our democracy."

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-NY, sneered to reporters the space would let the 47th president be "celebrated as if he was a king."

Hillary Clinton admitted she’s milking the controversy to "help Democrats fundraise off the project."

Chelsea Clinton wailed that Trump was "demeaning" the White House, ignoring her father’s Oval Office trysts with intern Monica Lewinsky.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt unveiled the plan in July, stressing it honors the mansion’s classical lines.

She torched the "fake outrage," noting "nearly every single president who has lived in this beautiful White House behind me has made modernizations and renovations of their own."

Under Obama, state dinners crammed guests into South Lawn tents with porta-potties.

From wrecking-ball fantasies to royal delusions, the left’s BDS epidemic proves one thing: Trump still rents the prime real estate in their heads—rent-free, forever.

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