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First reported by National Review (Right); 4 outlets over 7h.
National Review · +33 min Newsweek · +3h The Hill · +7h The Washington Times
A federal judge on Monday pressed the Trump administration about President Trump's plan to close and renovate East Potomac Park next month despite a previous court order barring any future work at the property while a lawsuit plays out. #Eastpotomacpark #DCgolfcourse
Watch at youtube.com →The president said the government did not need court approval to start work on the public golf course, despite a legal challenge.
Read at newsweek.com →A rather prosaic golf course tucked in a corner of the National Mall has become the center of Washington politics as President Trump pushes for a "world-class" makeover and derided the judge standing in his way as a "crazed lunatic" on Monday.
Read at washingtontimes.com →Great News, America! The President Is Redeveloping East Potomac Golf Links! National Review
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