In a social media post, President Donald Trump shared a photo of damaged grass. The image shows a patchy and brown area near the World War II Memorial. The president claims that vandals caused the damage.
However, the reason behind this accusation is not provided. Further information on this incident can be found through KPRC 2 and Click2Houston, including the president's full statement on the matter.
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