Trump's EO not only creates garden of statues but statues of former presidents outside public bldgs

[highplainsdem]

and in places where statues have been torn down.

So this could be Trump's way of trying to get statues of himself set up wherever statues were torn down recently.

Link to tweet

Link to my OP about the part of this EO on the "Garden of American Heroes" that should specifically include a state of Scalia:


https://www.democraticunderground.com/100213696936

[RockRaven]

1. The EO giveth, and the EO taketh away...

Biden ought to completely obviate this on day 1, as with so many others....

[Ms. Toad]

2. I was thinking that, as well. n/t

[pecosbob]

3. This reminds me of the films of Hitler brooding over his model of Berlin with Speer

Planning public works that would never even be begun, much less finished. Nothing but lame duck toilet tissue.

[misanthrope]

4. It reminds me of public "art" in authoritarian regimes

Most of these figures end up not being very artistic.

[TheBlackAdder]

5. They'll need to put Trump's statue near the landscaper's water nozzle to wash the urine off of it.

[highplainsdem]

6. LOL! I agree. See this tweet I just ran across, and the replies:

Link to tweet

[Retrograde]

7. Where's he going to put John Tyler?

10th president, and the first to assume office on the death of an elected president. Tyler was known during his term as "His Accidency"; he was later elected to the Confederate congress. He also married a much younger trophy wife - sounds like Donald's kind of guy.

[Hortensis]

8. Good try, Trump. He doesn't realize it, but statues to a disordered,

openly racist, and traitorous president would not stand for long.

[struggle4progress]

9. I wondered what stank-up the whole country. Seems it was his executive odors