Activist stopped $5B data center — and her proposed idea for vacant lot has critics jumping mad

With the help of revolutionary communists, a Maryland activist appears to have successfully killed a major data center development in her area.

When asked what she would instead like to see built in the 87-acre wasteland, Taylor Frazier McCollum proposed a bouncy park.

How it started

Landover Mall was once a 1.3 million-square-foot structure in Landover, Maryland, southeast of Washington, D.C. It was long home to three department stores, numerous high-end retailers, and various amenities.

‘Let’s all get ready for our new trampoline park economy.’

To the chagrin of some locals, the mall forever closed its doors in May 2002 and was demolished a few years later.

Despite efforts by owner Lerner Enterprises to develop the property — there was talk about potentially using the property for a new FBI headquarters