The administration is all but promoting racism, bigotry, and misogyny as culturally good.
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equivalent.
Trump fancied several of the pieces in the U.S. ambassador’s historic residence in Paris, where he was staying, and on a whim had them removed and loaded onto Air Force One, according to people familiar with the matter. The works – a portrait, a bust, and a set of silver figurines – were brought back to the White House.
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My guess is that anything not nailed down will be taken by Trump when he leaves the WH. I know he really wants the Resolute Desk.
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I wonder if those pieces ever got logged as being added to the White House inventory?
They’ll probably turn up in Trump Tower or some place.
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Ready for more Beau?
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The direction to cancel these training sessions is clearly meant to inform (and/or remind) Trump’s racist base about these sessions… thereby inflaming them, and that intent will be magnified by the inevitable anti-Trump media-wide response. The Divider-in-Chief.
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Good thing he covered for him for 12 years.
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Didnt he only hire the best people?
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Hard to believe that Trump would hire a jerk.
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Unsurprisingly his taste in art is utter shit:
“20th century fakes of wannabe 17th century sculptures,” and of little value."
" the Franklin bust was a replica. He joked that he liked the fake better than the original"
“The Franklin portrait snagged from Paris was also a copy – of the one Joseph Siffred Duplessis painted in France in 1785, which was then held by the National Portrait Gallery a mile from the White House.”
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Yeah, absolutely no shock. All gold leaf and gaudiness. Tastelessness is a kind of taste, yes?
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It ends, Donnie. With you in an orange jumpsuit.
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