Press Release: Preserving Our Past, Building Our Future: The East Wing Ballroom Project

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Badlands, ND — December 12, 2025— In response to the recent lawsuit filed by a national preservation group seeking to halt the construction of a proposed ballroom in the East Wing, Theodore Roosevelt has issued the following statement:

“Respecting the historical significance of our nation's landmarks is paramount. We understand and appreciate the concerns raised by the National Preservation Group. As much as we are committed to enhancing the functionality of the East Wing, we are equally committed to maintaining its historical integrity. Our team is working diligently to ensure that the proposed ballroom construction complies fully with all necessary historical preservation standards."

Theodore Roosevelt continues, "Our proposal is not about erasing history, but rather enhancing it. We believe in responsible development that balances the need for progress with the respect and preservation of our historical heritage."

The campaign team has underscored their commitment to transparency, pledging to share detailed plans and impact assessments relating to the proposed construction. They aim to foster a sense of inclusivity and community involvement, encouraging public consultation at every stage.

"We recognize the value of public involvement in this process. We want our local residents, historical preservation enthusiasts, government officials, and media to be part of this conversation. We are confident that through collective discussion, we can arrive at a solution that respects our past while building for our future," Theodore Roosevelt added.

In line with Theodore Roosevelt’s policy proposals, the campaign promises to uphold a preservation-focused approach to development. This approach aligns with their broader policy of sustainable and responsible development, aiming to harmonize the needs of the community with the preservation of historical sites.

The campaign team is cognizant of the potential risks and is keen to avoid any dismissive attitudes towards the lawsuit or the concerns raised by the preservation group. They guarantee to provide accurate and clear information about the construction plans and impact, avoiding any vague or misleading information.

"We understand that this lawsuit arises from a place of genuine concern for our shared heritage," Theodore Roosevelt stated. "I assure you, we take this concern seriously. We are not adversaries in this matter but rather partners, seeking to honor and preserve our shared history."

The campaign reiterates its commitment to a calm and respectful dialogue, pledging to avoid any confrontational or defensive tone. They are optimistic that through open and constructive conversations, a mutually beneficial resolution can be reached.