Trump Unveils ‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ with Sharp Attacks on Biden, Obama
Former President Donald Trump has inaugurated a new exhibit inside the White House called the “Presidential Walk of Fame.” The display features plaques beneath portraits of past presidents, with pointed political commentary aimed at his Democratic predecessors, Joe Biden and Barack Obama.
The plaques, first seen Wednesday, line the West Wing Colonnade. According to Reuters, they break from White House tradition, a building typically regarded as a symbol of national unity. The language on the plaques mirrors Trump’s signature style, featuring bombast, erratic capitalization, and exclamation marks.
Biden’s plaque is especially notable. Instead of a formal portrait, it features a photo of an autopen machine, reflecting Trump’s ongoing criticism of Biden’s age and mental fitness. Obama’s plaque similarly emphasizes grievances Trump has voiced publicly over the years.
The installation turns a historic section of the executive mansion into a political platform, ensuring that every tour group and visiting diplomat sees Trump’s personal commentary. The move has sparked concerns that the White House, long a neutral gallery of history, now reflects the partisan tone of its current occupant.
The “Presidential Walk of Fame” solidifies Trump’s unconventional approach to presidential norms, leaving a lasting, politically charged imprint on the White House itself.
