Melania Trump, preparing to open a new tennis pavilion on Monday after the announcement, said coronavirus cases and hospital admissions continue across the country.
“I hope this private space serves as both entertainment and gathering for the first families of the future,” First Lady Rat said in a written statement Monday, just weeks before the Trump family moved into the White House. His Democratic opponent, Joe Biden, who won the 2020 presidential election by hand.
The first lady went to thank the “talented artisans” and “heartfelt supporters of the White House”.
“282,345,” David Korn, head of Mother Jones’ DC Bureau Bureau, noted in a whipping response, referring to the number of deaths from the coronavirus in the United States.
Molly Jong-Fast, Editor-in-Chief, Daily Beast Irony analysis Among others who joked that the first lady Rat “His finger on the pulse of America”. They Tweeted: “Oh well, people who are in their ICU bed will feel much better knowing this. [Trump] He has completed his tennis pavilion. ”
A picture of the newly printed structure structure includes a colonnade, parapet wall and fennel windows, which means that the new building is bound to look and feel like the White House.
In a statement, Melania Trump’s office revealed that it was inspired by the wings of its east and west wings. Former President Barack Obama has previously made tennis courts one of the best in basketball.
Planning for the project began in early 2018, followed by approval in June 2019 by the Arts and National Capital Planning Commission. The construction was in partnership with the National Mall and the National Park Service Trust.
Trump helped pave the way for the project in October 2019, which was funded by a private donation. However, the White House did not disclose the cost.
Congregational inauguration is not the first time the building has caused controversy. The first lady night earlier this year received a horrific experience for tweeting photos of her wearing a tight hat when the blueprints of the structure were reviewed as the coronavirus epidemic began to wreak havoc across the country.
Critics say, Photos are called sensitive.
In response, Trump tweeted: “Everyone who chooses to be negative and questionable [her] Spend time at the White House and work to make some great and rewarding contributions to their own communities. ”
The completion of the tennis pavilion follows the first redesign of the White House Rose Garden earlier this year.
Biden will be sworn in as the country’s 46th president on January 20. From then on, he will have the power to uproot any or all of Trump’s designs.
The Associated Press contributed to this report
