Summary
President Donald Trump has installed new bronze plaques under the portraits of former presidents in the White House. These plaques contain derogatory descriptions of past presidents, sparking mixed reactions from disbelief to acceptance.
Key Facts
- President Trump is currently residing in the White House.
- New bronze plaques are placed under portraits of former U.S. presidents.
- The plaques use insulting language about past presidents.
- President Joe Biden is called "sleepy" and "the worst in American history."
- President Barack Obama is described as "one of the most divisive figures ever."
- The plaques are inside the White House, a symbol of national unity in the U.S.
- Reactions vary, with some people feeling disbelief and others shrugging it off.
- The plaques are seen by some as part of a broader shift in politics toward entertainment and spectacle.
