President Trump said he would try to visit Mount Rushmore on the Fourth of July to watch the planned fireworks.
"I called up our people and in 15 minutes got it approved, and we will have the first fireworks display at Mount Rushmore, and I will try and get out there if I can," Trump said Wednesday.
Trump has brushed off environmental concerns about the fireworks display at the South Dakota landmark, which has not had fireworks since 2009 when they were discontinued over concerns related to the pine beetle infestation in the Black Hills National Forest.
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9 comments:
Their reason for stopping them back in 2009 seems stupid. How does "Perchlorate" that is in fireworks help spread Pine beetles? Seems like this was stopped by Osama/Obama because he just hated America.
If he does, he's racist. If he doesn't, he's racist.
Perchlorate interferes with the thyroid and can contaminate water supplies. Pine Beetles are a concern because they are decimating the tree population in that area. Trees killed by bug infestations are sitting tindersticks and with thousands of pounds of explosives going off perhaps they don't want to burn the forest down. Does that clear things up for you or do you still want to keep blaming Obama for every problem you see?
F off 1225
your either Josh Hastings, Jake Day or that old clown Susan Olsen ..
get off our Blog Biatch
He may as well go to where he will be carved on the mountain side in 10 years time...KAG 2020!
I don't blame Obama for anything now. Now that I'm back on my feet from his disastrous presidency. Get out of your mom's basement and talk to real people that work. There's alot of info out there your missing out on junior.
@120 hes not wrong
He surely deserves to be carved in that mountain
TRUMP 2020
MAGA/KAG
I'm trying to think of a really good reason to have the fireworks show there, but I'm coming up short. The mountain is not large and is surrounded by not very dense pine forest on rocky ground, about the only vegetation visible on satellite photos. July is one of the hottest (85-100°), driest months (less than 0.02"/day) n the area, with wind speeds usually above 10 mph with gusts up to 45 mph.
So, would I recommend having fireworks in, say, the Pocomoke State Forest during a burn ban? Probably not.
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