Unnamed Administration sources reported that Sean Donelan said:
Even though I don't work with libraries anymore, they still draw my attention. The Fort Worth Public Library, which is mostly underground, had significant damage to its aboveground expansion. For those who say, I told you underground is better, I'd remind you about the extensive damage to Boston Public Library's lower levels when a water main broke. Pick your risk.
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