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Poolgate: Trump Scolds AG for Suggesting Gravity, Not Deep State, Sank Reflecting Pool

Poolgate: Trump Scolds AG for Suggesting Gravity, Not Deep State, Sank Reflecting Pool
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It appears the Trump administration's ironclad commitment to 'alternative facts' has once again collided with the tiresome obstinacy of physical reality. Attorney General Jeanine Pirro, in a shocking display of adherence to civil engineering principles, has incurred the presidential ire by blaming the sinking of a D.C. reflecting pool on 'shoddy construction.' This startling accusation directly contradicts President Trump's deeply held belief that the structural integrity of ornamental water features is, in fact, a clandestine operation orchestrated by shadowy globalists and disgruntled federal employees. Sources close to the White House indicate the President, a man renowned for his intimate knowledge of fluid dynamics and concrete tensile strength, 'disagreed 100%' with Pirro's pedestrian assessment, reportedly suggesting the pool's subsidence was 'a witch hunt' designed to distract from his flawless infrastructure plans. Analysts predict Pirro will soon find herself reassigned to a new, highly specialized task force investigating whether water is, in fact, wet, or if that's just more fake news.

By Our Staff · August 1, 2026