Triumphal arches are relics of days past in which the glorifying of war and honoring those that died in this war or that war is long past its expiration date. My group of historic preservation architects has requested of the American Institute of Architects to submit an amicus brief in support of the watchdog group Public Citizen on behalf of the three (3) veterans in their lawsuit against the impending 250 tall arch. This is just as the AIA as my team of historic preservation architects requested has joined with the National Trust for Historic Preservation on the East Wing Demolition and the is out-of-scale, out-of-place, and out-of-time proposed ballroom. The same support for the Trust from the AIA per our team of historic preservation architects lobbying occurred to defend the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This president intends to erect the arch near Lady Bird Johnson Park at Memorial Circle on the west end of Arlington Memorial Bridge by the Potomac River thereby interrupting the view of the Arlington National Cemetery (ANC). The arch will interrupt the significant relationship between the Lincoln Memorial and the ANC.

The size of the "angel" on top of the arch at 68' high is ridiculous and has not been removed per the US Commission on Fine Arts recommendation. ANC is the nation's most sacred shrine. Spanning 639 acres, it serves as the final resting place for over 400,000 active-duty service members, veterans, and their families.

The "East Wing Improvement Project?!" and the atrocious ballroom has grown from $400,000 donated by private donors for quid pro quo to over $1 billion dollars paid by we taxpayers. The Reflection Pool has grown from $1.5 million to the now estimated $20 million. The arch has been estimated at $100 million, but would most certainly exceed that low-ball figure.

Meanwhile, we are paying exorbitant sums for gas, food, everything because the current president has a "Let them eat cake" attitude towards the citizens of this country.

I urge the National Park Service not to advance this project and relegate this arch to the garbage bin of history where it belongs!

Triumphal arches are relics of days past in which the glorifying of war and honoring those that died in this war or that war is long past its expiration date. My group of historic preservation architects has requested of the American Institute of Architects to submit an amicus brief in support of the watchdog group Public Citizen on behalf of the three (3) veterans in their lawsuit against the impending 250 tall arch. This is just as the AIA as my team of historic preservation architects requested has joined with the National Trust for Historic Preservation on the East Wing Demolition and the is out-of-scale, out-of-place, and out-of-time proposed ballroom. The same support for the Trust from the AIA per our team of historic preservation architects lobbying occurred to defend the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This president intends to erect the arch near Lady Bird Johnson Park at Memorial Circle on the west end of Arlington Memorial Bridge by the Potomac River thereby interrupting the view of the Arlington National Cemetery (ANC). The arch will interrupt the significant relationship between the Lincoln Memorial and the ANC.

The size of the "angel" on top of the arch at 68' high is ridiculous and has not been removed per the US Commission on Fine Arts recommendation. ANC is the nation's most sacred shrine. Spanning 639 acres, it serves as the final resting place for over 400,000 active-duty service members, veterans, and their families.

The "East Wing Improvement Project?!" and the atrocious ballroom has grown from $400,000 donated by private donors for quid pro quo to over $1 billion dollars paid by we taxpayers. The Reflection Pool has grown from $1.5 million to the now estimated $20 million. The arch has been estimated at $100 million, but would most certainly exceed that low-ball figure.

Meanwhile, we are paying exorbitant sums for gas, food, everything because the current president has a "Let them eat cake" attitude towards the citizens of this country.

I urge the National Park Service not to advance this project and relegate this arch to the garbage bin of history where it belongs!

Triumphal arches are relics of days past in which the glorifying of war and honoring those that died in this war or that war is long past its expiration date. My group of historic preservation architects has requested of the American Institute of Architects to submit an amicus brief in support of the watchdog group Public Citizen on behalf of the three (3) veterans in their lawsuit against the impending 250 tall arch. This is just as the AIA as my team of historic preservation architects requested has joined with the National Trust for Historic Preservation on the East Wing Demolition and the is out-of-scale, out-of-place, and out-of-time proposed ballroom. The same support for the Trust from the AIA per our team of historic preservation architects lobbying occurred to defend the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This president intends to erect the arch near Lady Bird Johnson Park at Memorial Circle on the west end of Arlington Memorial Bridge by the Potomac River thereby interrupting the view of the Arlington National Cemetery (ANC). The arch will interrupt the significant relationship between the Lincoln Memorial and the ANC.

The size of the "angel" on top of the arch at 68' high is ridiculous and has not been removed per the US Commission on Fine Arts recommendation. ANC is the nation's most sacred shrine. Spanning 639 acres, it serves as the final resting place for over 400,000 active-duty service members, veterans, and their families.

The "East Wing Improvement Project?!" and the atrocious ballroom has grown from $400,000 donated by private donors for quid pro quo to over $1 billion dollars paid by we taxpayers. The Reflection Pool has grown from $1.5 million to the now estimated $20 million. The arch has been estimated at $100 million, but would most certainly exceed that low-ball figure.

Meanwhile, we are paying exorbitant sums for gas, food, everything because the current president has a "Let them eat cake" attitude towards the citizens of this country.

I urge the National Park Service not to advance this project and relegate this arch to the garbage bin of history where it belongs!

Triumphal arches are relics of days past in which the glorifying of war and honoring those that died in this war or that war is long past its expiration date. My group of historic preservation architects has requested of the American Institute of Architects to submit an amicus brief in support of the watchdog group Public Citizen on behalf of the three (3) veterans in their lawsuit against the impending 250 tall arch. This is just as the AIA as my team of historic preservation architects requested has joined with the National Trust for Historic Preservation on the East Wing Demolition and the is out-of-scale, out-of-place, and out-of-time proposed ballroom. The same support for the Trust from the AIA per our team of historic preservation architects lobbying occurred to defend the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This president intends to erect the arch near Lady Bird Johnson Park at Memorial Circle on the west end of Arlington Memorial Bridge by the Potomac River thereby interrupting the view of the Arlington National Cemetery (ANC). The arch will interrupt the significant relationship between the Lincoln Memorial and the ANC.

The size of the "angel" on top of the arch at 68' high is ridiculous and has not been removed per the US Commission on Fine Arts recommendation. ANC is the nation's most sacred shrine. Spanning 639 acres, it serves as the final resting place for over 400,000 active-duty service members, veterans, and their families.

The "East Wing Improvement Project?!" and the atrocious ballroom has grown from $400,000 donated by private donors for quid pro quo to over $1 billion dollars paid by we taxpayers. The Reflection Pool has grown from $1.5 million to the now estimated $20 million. The arch has been estimated at $100 million, but would most certainly exceed that low-ball figure.

Meanwhile, we are paying exorbitant sums for gas, food, everything because the current president has a "Let them eat cake" attitude towards the citizens of this country.

I urge the National Park Service not to advance this project and relegate this arch to the garbage bin of history where it belongs!

Triumphal arches are relics of days past in which the glorifying of war and honoring those that died in this war or that war is long past its expiration date. My group of historic preservation architects has requested of the American Institute of Architects to submit an amicus brief in support of the watchdog group Public Citizen on behalf of the three (3) veterans in their lawsuit against the impending 250 tall arch. This is just as the AIA as my team of historic preservation architects requested has joined with the National Trust for Historic Preservation on the East Wing Demolition and the is out-of-scale, out-of-place, and out-of-time proposed ballroom. The same support for the Trust from the AIA per our team of historic preservation architects lobbying occurred to defend the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This president intends to erect the arch near Lady Bird Johnson Park at Memorial Circle on the west end of Arlington Memorial Bridge by the Potomac River thereby interrupting the view of the Arlington National Cemetery (ANC). The arch will interrupt the significant relationship between the Lincoln Memorial and the ANC.

The size of the "angel" on top of the arch at 68' high is ridiculous and has not been removed per the US Commission on Fine Arts recommendation. ANC is the nation's most sacred shrine. Spanning 639 acres, it serves as the final resting place for over 400,000 active-duty service members, veterans, and their families.

The "East Wing Improvement Project?!" and the atrocious ballroom has grown from $400,000 donated by private donors for quid pro quo to over $1 billion dollars paid by we taxpayers. The Reflection Pool has grown from $1.5 million to the now estimated $20 million. The arch has been estimated at $100 million, but would most certainly exceed that low-ball figure.

Meanwhile, we are paying exorbitant sums for gas, food, everything because the current president has a "Let them eat cake" attitude towards the citizens of this country.

I urge the National Park Service not to advance this project and relegate this arch to the garbage bin of history where it belongs!

Triumphal arches are relics of days past in which the glorifying of war and honoring those that died in this war or that war is long past its expiration date. My group of historic preservation architects has requested of the American Institute of Architects to submit an amicus brief in support of the watchdog group Public Citizen on behalf of the three (3) veterans in their lawsuit against the impending 250 tall arch. This is just as the AIA as my team of historic preservation architects requested has joined with the National Trust for Historic Preservation on the East Wing Demolition and the is out-of-scale, out-of-place, and out-of-time proposed ballroom. The same support for the Trust from the AIA per our team of historic preservation architects lobbying occurred to defend the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This president intends to erect the arch near Lady Bird Johnson Park at Memorial Circle on the west end of Arlington Memorial Bridge by the Potomac River thereby interrupting the view of the Arlington National Cemetery (ANC). The arch will interrupt the significant relationship between the Lincoln Memorial and the ANC.

The size of the "angel" on top of the arch at 68' high is ridiculous and has not been removed per the US Commission on Fine Arts recommendation. ANC is the nation's most sacred shrine. Spanning 639 acres, it serves as the final resting place for over 400,000 active-duty service members, veterans, and their families.

The "East Wing Improvement Project?!" and the atrocious ballroom has grown from $400,000 donated by private donors for quid pro quo to over $1 billion dollars paid by we taxpayers. The Reflection Pool has grown from $1.5 million to the now estimated $20 million. The arch has been estimated at $100 million, but would most certainly exceed that low-ball figure.

Meanwhile, we are paying exorbitant sums for gas, food, everything because the current president has a "Let them eat cake" attitude towards the citizens of this country.

I urge the National Park Service not to advance this project and relegate this arch to the garbage bin of history where it belongs!

Triumphal arches are relics of days past in which the glorifying of war and honoring those that died in this war or that war is long past its expiration date. My group of historic preservation architects has requested of the American Institute of Architects to submit an amicus brief in support of the watchdog group Public Citizen on behalf of the three (3) veterans in their lawsuit against the impending 250 tall arch. This is just as the AIA as my team of historic preservation architects requested has joined with the National Trust for Historic Preservation on the East Wing Demolition and the is out-of-scale, out-of-place, and out-of-time proposed ballroom. The same support for the Trust from the AIA per our team of historic preservation architects lobbying occurred to defend the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This president intends to erect the arch near Lady Bird Johnson Park at Memorial Circle on the west end of Arlington Memorial Bridge by the Potomac River thereby interrupting the view of the Arlington National Cemetery (ANC). The arch will interrupt the significant relationship between the Lincoln Memorial and the ANC.

The size of the "angel" on top of the arch at 68' high is ridiculous and has not been removed per the US Commission on Fine Arts recommendation. ANC is the nation's most sacred shrine. Spanning 639 acres, it serves as the final resting place for over 400,000 active-duty service members, veterans, and their families.

The "East Wing Improvement Project?!" and the atrocious ballroom has grown from $400,000 donated by private donors for quid pro quo to over $1 billion dollars paid by we taxpayers. The Reflection Pool has grown from $1.5 million to the now estimated $20 million. The arch has been estimated at $100 million, but would most certainly exceed that low-ball figure.

Meanwhile, we are paying exorbitant sums for gas, food, everything because the current president has a "Let them eat cake" attitude towards the citizens of this country.

I urge the National Park Service not to advance this project and relegate this arch to the garbage bin of history where it belongs!

Triumphal arches are relics of days past in which the glorifying of war and honoring those that died in this war or that war is long past its expiration date. My group of historic preservation architects has requested of the American Institute of Architects to submit an amicus brief in support of the watchdog group Public Citizen on behalf of the three (3) veterans in their lawsuit against the impending 250 tall arch. This is just as the AIA as my team of historic preservation architects requested has joined with the National Trust for Historic Preservation on the East Wing Demolition and the is out-of-scale, out-of-place, and out-of-time proposed ballroom. The same support for the Trust from the AIA per our team of historic preservation architects lobbying occurred to defend the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This president intends to erect the arch near Lady Bird Johnson Park at Memorial Circle on the west end of Arlington Memorial Bridge by the Potomac River thereby interrupting the view of the Arlington National Cemetery (ANC). The arch will interrupt the significant relationship between the Lincoln Memorial and the ANC.

The size of the "angel" on top of the arch at 68' high is ridiculous and has not been removed per the US Commission on Fine Arts recommendation. ANC is the nation's most sacred shrine. Spanning 639 acres, it serves as the final resting place for over 400,000 active-duty service members, veterans, and their families.

The "East Wing Improvement Project?!" and the atrocious ballroom has grown from $400,000 donated by private donors for quid pro quo to over $1 billion dollars paid by we taxpayers. The Reflection Pool has grown from $1.5 million to the now estimated $20 million. The arch has been estimated at $100 million, but would most certainly exceed that low-ball figure.

Meanwhile, we are paying exorbitant sums for gas, food, everything because the current president has a "Let them eat cake" attitude towards the citizens of this country.

I urge the National Park Service not to advance this project and relegate this arch to the garbage bin of history where it belongs!

Triumphal arches are relics of days past in which the glorifying of war and honoring those that died in this war or that war is long past its expiration date. My group of historic preservation architects has requested of the American Institute of Architects to submit an amicus brief in support of the watchdog group Public Citizen on behalf of the three (3) veterans in their lawsuit against the impending 250 tall arch. This is just as the AIA as my team of historic preservation architects requested has joined with the National Trust for Historic Preservation on the East Wing Demolition and the is out-of-scale, out-of-place, and out-of-time proposed ballroom. The same support for the Trust from the AIA per our team of historic preservation architects lobbying occurred to defend the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This president intends to erect the arch near Lady Bird Johnson Park at Memorial Circle on the west end of Arlington Memorial Bridge by the Potomac River thereby interrupting the view of the Arlington National Cemetery (ANC). The arch will interrupt the significant relationship between the Lincoln Memorial and the ANC.

The size of the "angel" on top of the arch at 68' high is ridiculous and has not been removed per the US Commission on Fine Arts recommendation. ANC is the nation's most sacred shrine. Spanning 639 acres, it serves as the final resting place for over 400,000 active-duty service members, veterans, and their families.

The "East Wing Improvement Project?!" and the atrocious ballroom has grown from $400,000 donated by private donors for quid pro quo to over $1 billion dollars paid by we taxpayers. The Reflection Pool has grown from $1.5 million to the now estimated $20 million. The arch has been estimated at $100 million, but would most certainly exceed that low-ball figure.

Meanwhile, we are paying exorbitant sums for gas, food, everything because the current president has a "Let them eat cake" attitude towards the citizens of this country.

I urge the National Park Service not to advance this project and relegate this arch to the garbage bin of history where it belongs!

Triumphal arches are relics of days past in which the glorifying of war and honoring those that died in this war or that war is long past its expiration date. My group of historic preservation architects has requested of the American Institute of Architects to submit an amicus brief in support of the watchdog group Public Citizen on behalf of the three (3) veterans in their lawsuit against the impending 250 tall arch. This is just as the AIA as my team of historic preservation architects requested has joined with the National Trust for Historic Preservation on the East Wing Demolition and the is out-of-scale, out-of-place, and out-of-time proposed ballroom. The same support for the Trust from the AIA per our team of historic preservation architects lobbying occurred to defend the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This president intends to erect the arch near Lady Bird Johnson Park at Memorial Circle on the west end of Arlington Memorial Bridge by the Potomac River thereby interrupting the view of the Arlington National Cemetery (ANC). The arch will interrupt the significant relationship between the Lincoln Memorial and the ANC.

The size of the "angel" on top of the arch at 68' high is ridiculous and has not been removed per the US Commission on Fine Arts recommendation. ANC is the nation's most sacred shrine. Spanning 639 acres, it serves as the final resting place for over 400,000 active-duty service members, veterans, and their families.

The "East Wing Improvement Project?!" and the atrocious ballroom has grown from $400,000 donated by private donors for quid pro quo to over $1 billion dollars paid by we taxpayers. The Reflection Pool has grown from $1.5 million to the now estimated $20 million. The arch has been estimated at $100 million, but would most certainly exceed that low-ball figure.

Meanwhile, we are paying exorbitant sums for gas, food, everything because the current president has a "Let them eat cake" attitude towards the citizens of this country.

I urge the National Park Service not to advance this project and relegate this arch to the garbage bin of history where it belongs!