Donald Trump

The White House does not belong to any one man, not even a president.

Less than until Congress blesses this project through statutory authorization, construction has to stop.

Now remember, Trump already demolished the old east wing of the White House.

So who knows how long that pile of rubble and that hole in the ground will have to just simply sit there because the president refused to follow the law.

Earlier today, Trump responded to the judge's ruling in a lengthy post on social media.

He lashed out at everyone from the National Trust to Governor Gavin Newsom to the chairman of the Federal Reserve.

And who knows who else had anything to do with the ballroom.

But Trump only has one person to blame for all of this.

Donald Trump himself.

Like usual, the president caused a lot of chaos and destruction.

He refused to get approval from Congress.

He ignored the potential consequences of his actions.

And now the project he thought would be a quick success looks like a giant mess with no end in sight.

Sound familiar?

Should.

Because that's exactly how Trump's war in Iran has been playing out before our very eyes.

For about a month,

Iran has effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz, which means they now control about 20% of the world's oil.

That's, of course, caused a surge in gas prices.

Y'all kind of know that, right?