Any word on the condition of Mar-a-Lago?

[Girard442]

My gut feeling is that the longer the silence goes on, the more likely it was hammered.

Disclaimer: mostly my gut tells me to cut back on spices and eat more fiber.

[SHRED]

1. Probably a few roof tiles missing

$15 million at least.

[dalton99a]

6. Yep.

[LisaM]

2. I don't want Mar-a-Lago ruined. It's an historic home.

I would like to see those grifters out of it, though.

[3_Limes]

3. I think the opposite.

If it were really damaged Trump would be milking it for every last crumb pf sympathy. He LOVES playing the victim.

[Girard442]

7. On the other hand, if it were flattened, it would take the edge off the climate change denial.

[SonofDonald]

4. Here's it's condition...

It's got a really foul dirty kitchen that can't pass a health inspection, bugs in every room, it's filled with self important blowhards and there's a stench that can't be removed with a flamethrower.

Oh, and a petulant manbaby lives there sometimes.

I bet there's more wrong with it than that too.

[DBoon]

5. so it already has been through a disaster

Like the Doonesbury cartoon about the Los Angeles riots, where the national guardsman is told not to bother protecting a building, "it's a savings and loan, it was looted years ago:

[XRubicon]

8. I live nearby

I didn't go by there, my place has minimal damage and my power is already back on.

Returning this morning around 10 am, I was turned back by the police at the bridge just south the grifters place, the cop said the power was out and there was debris in the road when I asked why. I showed my drivers license showing I live on the island (there was debris everywhere and power out everywhere else too). I went south to the next bridge and was allowed to pass and go home.

[monmouth4]

9. I'm over the bridge in West Palm. Isn't that the dumbest (or one of the) things ever? Glad you

were able to get home..