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Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump - Steve Guest
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The Washington Post Style section asks the question:
"Did Trump pick the right blue for the Reflecting Pool? We asked a pool guy."
After reading through 1,221 words of TDS infused remarks, the Post finally gets to the point:
Per Swimming Pool Steve, the blue color President Trump picked is "going to very likely be a more sharp and accurate reflection versus the original gray color... What you're going to see is a higher contrast to the light of the sky and clouds."
In short, the Reflecting Pool color is the correct blue.
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Style
Did Trump pick the right blue for the Reflecting Pool? We
asked a pool guy.
Old Glory Blue? American Flag Blue? Let's reflect on all the shades, while a federal judge mulls "aesthetic injury" in the president's latest decorating flourish.
Today at 5:00 a.m. EDT
By Maura Judkis
So maybe we need to talk to a swimming pool expert.
Steve Goodale, who goes by "Swimming Pool Steve" online, is Canadian, so he doesn't have a vested interest in the state of our Reflecting Pool. He has some good news.