Exclusive: A list reveals all the major donors to President Trump’s White House ballroom, including previously undisclosed contributors who have benefited from regulatory decisions, government contracts and, in one case, a pardon for a family member. https://t.co/y3ivMy1NKk
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 15, 2026
WaPo: Miriam Adelson, Lockheed, Palantir, and other donors laundered bribes to DJT by contribuing to his ballroom. DJT’s ballroom is nothing but another version of the Clinton Foundation: a mechanism of pay for play. The Israel lobby and military industrial complex bought DJT
— Jejune The Annihilator (@Midnight_JJ0) October 15, 2026
Trump what he’s thinking about dropping on Iran: "This is an extremely large bomb. It’s like a tiny nuclear bomb." https://t.co/k2iSZyYzG2
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 16, 2026
NEW – U.S. voters rank government corruption as top concern, above inflation and healthcare — Fox News poll https://t.co/EBlfQe66z0
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) October 15, 2026
– Every issue is downstream from Trump lying to voters – Trump’s poor leadership has made him a historically unpopular president with Independents – Immigration is BUNDLED to Trump’s fate and other issues If you do not understand this, you are in for a rude awakening https://t.co/PgamguZNbf
— Hunter Wallace (@LutherEnjoyer) October 15, 2026
As it happens, the White House Ballroom was funded by the Israel Lobby, Big Tech and the military industrial complex, which you may recognize as the big winners of Trump’s second term.
“Major donors to President Trump’s White House ballroom project were revealed in a new list obtained by The Washington Post on Thursday.
According to the Post, the list reveals more than $330 million in private donations to fund the ballroom effort, most of which was donated prior to the demolition of the East Wing in October 2025.
The top donors include the Adelson Family Foundation, a pro-Israel nonprofit, as well as major tech companies Apple and Nvidia, all of which gave $25 million each.
Lockheed Martin, Microsoft and Palantir donated $10 million each, Google gave $22 million through a lawsuit settlement with Trump, and Meta and Amazon each gave $5 million …”
“A list obtained by The Washington Post reveals all the major donors to President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom project, including previously undisclosed contributors who have benefited from regulatory decisions, government contracts and, in one case, a pardon for a family member.
Tech giants Nvidia and Apple each committed $25 million, the top contribution amount, the list shows. The Adelson family, one of the GOP’s largest donor dynasties, committed that sum as well, as did billionaire Charles Ergen, co-founder and chairman of telecommunications company Dish Network. …”
FOX News has “corruption in government” as the top issue on the minds of voters. Gallup says the top issue is “poor leadership of the government.”
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