Trump Fiasco Continues: No One Can Touch White House!
| Donald Trump has signed a proclamation designating the Oval Office and Cabinet Room as national monuments. The move aims to protect these historic White House rooms from major alterations by future administrations. After making several changes to the White House interiors, including adding gold decorations and portraits, Trump wants the revamped spaces to remain preserved even after his presidential term ends.
Just a couple of days have been passed since the midterm election in the United States, which has delivered unanimous verdict against President Trump. It has been established that the democratic party will gain control of the Senate and the House of Representatives as well.
But that is not stopping from passing his own regulations and jurisdictions at his own capacity.
His latest piece of action is regarding the verbal Office, which is the crucial part of the White House establishment as he declared it a national monument.
A few hours back, President Trump signed a proclamation seeking to protect the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room from major alterations by future administrations.
This declaration of the oil office as a national monument would essentially mean that any future president will not be able to touch the overall proceedings. It will remain to be a piece of history.
The president has made extensive changes to the White House interiors, including adding gold decorations and portraits, and now wants to preserve the historic rooms through a formal designation.
Donald Trump will have to be leaving the White House in a matter of a couple of years after completing his ongoing tenure as the President of the United States. But he wants his changes to the White House to remain permanent, and that is the reason why he is declaring it a national monument now.