Bacon on Trump-branded passports: ‘It’s not really America to do this’
Summary
Representative Don Bacon from Nebraska criticized the U.S. State Department’s plan to put President Donald Trump’s image on new passport designs for the country’s 250th anniversary. He called the idea unusual and suggested it doesn’t fit traditional American values.Key Facts
- The State Department wants to print new passports featuring President Trump’s picture.
- This is to celebrate 250 years of American independence.
- Rep. Don Bacon expressed his disapproval during a TV interview.
- Bacon described the plan as "a little silly."
- He implied that using Trump’s image this way is not typical for America.
- The discussion took place on the show “CNN News Central.”
- Bacon represents the state of Nebraska as a Republican.
- The plan has received public attention due to the use of presidential imagery on passports.
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