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Trump Installs Partisan Plaques in White House ‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ Targeting Predecessors

The White House says Trump authored many of the texts, featuring disputed claims alongside self‑praise.

Overview

  • The installation lines the West Wing colonnade, introduced by a sign stating it was conceived, built and dedicated by Trump and asserting it will endure.
  • Under a photo of an autopen rather than a portrait, the Biden plaque calls him “by far, the worst president” and repeats the false claim he assumed office after “the most corrupt election.”
  • The Obama plaque refers to “Barack Hussein Obama,” calls him highly divisive, and attacks the Affordable Care Act and the Paris climate agreement.
  • Other entries cast Ronald Reagan as a Trump “fan” and fault George W. Bush for starting the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, underscoring the display’s political slant.
  • Trump’s own plaques proclaim a “golden age,” assert he overcame politicized law enforcement and two assassination attempts, and credit broad achievements such as ending wars.