WASHINGTON — Democrats hoping to win control of Congress in November's elections seized on Republicans' support of President Donald Trump's proposed $400 million White House ballroom to portray his party as out of touch with voters' cost-of-living concerns.
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Construction continues Thursday on the planned White House ballroom in the area of the former East Wing in Washington, D.C.
A member of the media raises her hand for a question as U.S. President Donald Trump talks while holding up renderings of the planned White House ballroom March 29 aboard Air Force One.
Construction crews, seen May 2 from the Washington Monument, continue site preparation for a planned White House ballroom in Washington, D.C.
Ongoing renovations to the Federal Reserve and the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, where workers are adding a layer of blue paint, are seen from a plane Friday in Washington, D.C.
A worker drinks water May 4 as construction continues on a planned White House ballroom in the area of the former East Wing, seen through a window in the East Room, in Washington, D.C.
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