Anonymous #2 11w

Turns out it’s an 18 times in a year kinda thing

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Anonymous OP 11w

Yes you are very observant there are 18 races in a season, but that was the only one in DC.

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Anonymous #2 11w

I love DC. Washington is my home. I love racing too. But I worry about the impacts of a rushed vanity project.

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Anonymous OP 11w

I hear you but I fell like everything went well? I was inside one of the main buildings for a portion and didn’t fell to much disruption idk.

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Anonymous #2 11w

Feal

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Anonymous #2 11w

Feel

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Anonymous OP 11w

Thanks

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Anonymous #2 11w

Long day

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Anonymous #2 11w

Regardless, priceless artifacts are much more sensitive to vibration than we are

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Anonymous OP 11w

Not trying to be rude but like did anything bad actually happen to the artifacts, I haven’t read the article?

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Anonymous #2 11w

It was published before the race. I imagine they’re still doing checks. The Smithsonian wasn’t consulted on it, and had to board up a bunch of stuff, which has to be removed first.

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Anonymous OP 11w

Interesting, I do hope they improve on public outreach next time the administration does another large public event. It easily could have been fixed with an email for sure.

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Anonymous #2 11w

That would help, but I still feel that there are better things for government to be focusing on

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Anonymous OP 11w

See that’s where I’m so confused. It was ran by the city not the fed and other city’s like Chicago host races to it’s not uncommon. Idk I just hate how everything is made to be a political slight these days. I feel like young people just see a caption and believe without looking further.

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Anonymous #2 11w

Well this race was done in partnership with Trump’s private 250th anniversary group, not the one that Congress authorized (freedom 250 vs America 250). Congress was not consulted, the city government was not consulted, and most of all, the people of Washington were not consulted. It was the vanity project of one man to bring bread and circuses, and make himself associated with “cool things”, instead of working on lowering prices, ending wars, or prosecuting criminals.

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