Overview
- The Smithsonian affirmed on X that no federal official asked for the impeachment panel’s removal from its American Presidency exhibit.
- Officials said the panel was temporary and did not align with standards for appearance, location, chronology or overall presentation.
- Since August 1, the gallery excludes references to Trump’s 2019 and 2021 impeachment proceedings, instead covering Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon.
- The institution has pledged to refresh the exhibit in the coming weeks to encompass every presidential impeachment process.
- The change follows President Trump’s March executive order and a vice-presidential review aimed at removing alleged ideological content from Smithsonian displays.