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Donald Trump referenced the pool near the Lincoln Memorial, involving the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management and NPS employees during his administration.

14 reports, 13 independent Updated Jul 2
Gone quiet Reached 2 outlets in its first 24 hours
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Donald Trump referenced the pool near the Lincoln Memorial, involving the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management and NPS employees during his administration.

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  1. Trump blames previous administrations for pool damage.1 source
  2. Trump-backed group replaces NPS to run an event.1 source
  3. Trump referenced NPS for comment on pool issues.1 source
  4. Trump accused by administration regarding pool damage and involved in operations with Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.1 source
  5. NPS is managing a project announced by Donald Trump.1 source
  6. Trump starts a pool refurbishment project with the National Park Service.1 source
  7. Trump referenced the pool near the Lincoln Memorial.1 source
  8. Trump and the National Park Service oversee the condition and renovation of a pool.1 source
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  1. Trump starts a pool revamp project with the National Park Service.1 source
  2. NPS is managing a pool project initiated by Donald Trump.1 source
  3. NPS is managing a pool whose renovation was part of Trump's projects.1 source
  4. Trump blamed for pool issues at the Lincoln Memorial.1 source

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