Trump is a Candy Ass

[Mr.WeRP]

Having his impeachments removed from the Smithsonian is all anyone needs to know that this man is a total feckless coward. What would a bad ass do in his place: highlight his impeachments and that he survived them as a badge of vindication. Removing them in an attempt to revise history is as weak as you can get. It’s an acknowledgment of wrong doing that is embarrassing to him. It is no different than getting caught on a kiss cam at a Coldplay concert and then reacting to the camera in shame.

[gab13by13]

1. Krasnov is a coward,

Michael Cohen said Krasnov never got into a physical altercation his entire life.

[Blue Owl]

2. And the candy tastes like shit

[RedWhiteBlueIsRacist]

3. I guess "unpeachments" is now a thing, lol.

[Kid Berwyn]

4. Next up for revision: Election Interference

And soon everyone will know he won in 2020.

[MuseRider]

5. I like this.

I could not think of a better term no matter how hard I tried. Thanks. I do not think that his base would like the thought of him being less than a brave general for their lives. Candy Ass, an oldie but a goodie.

[gfarber]

6. Snowflake

A President, with much to defend,
Had his impeachments, history's friend.
But he, in his fright,
Hid them from sight,
A shame-faced coward to the end.

Trump, impeached for his deeds,
Tore out the whole historical weeds.
To hide from the past,
His spine couldn't last,
A snowflake with very weak needs.

[LymphocyteLover]

7. My reaction too-- as enraging and worrisome as it is

[C Moon]

8. It really does make me wonder how much in their museums isn't true.

I doubt this is the first time they've done something like this.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

9. Maddow Blog-Smithsonian removes Trump references from exhibit on presidential impeachments

The president targeted the Smithsonian with an executive order. Its American history museum changed its impeachment exhibit soon after.

Probably not a coincidence:
- Trump signs an executive order about the Smithsonian, targeting “divisive” content
- Trump then ousts the Smithsonian’s portrait gallery director
- The Smithsonian then removes a reference to Trump’s impeachment from a history exhibit www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddo...

— Steve Benen (@stevebenen.com) 2025-08-01T14:42:09.753Z

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/smithsonian-removes-trump-references-exhibit-presidential-impeachments-rcna222436

And let’s not forget that museums are on the list, too. The Washington Post reported:

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History in July removed references to President Donald Trump’s two impeachments from an exhibit display. A person familiar with the exhibit plans, who was not authorized to discuss them publicly, said the change came about as part of a content review that the Smithsonian agreed to undertake following pressure from the White House to remove an art museum director.

As someone who wrote a book about efforts to rewrite history and what I described as “the Republicans’ war on the recent past,” I couldn’t help but marvel at such a brazen example of an institution succumbing to presidential pressure and altering a historical display about events Americans already saw with their own eyes......

But this story comes against an important backdrop. In late March, Trump signed an executive order that directly took aim at the Smithsonian and its museums, directing officials to eliminate “improper, divisive, or anti-American” ideology from the institution. The same order accused the Biden administration of, among other things, using the Smithsonian to advance what the Republican president described as a “corrosive” ideology.

How did the White House define words such as “improper,” “divisive,” “anti-American” and “corrosive” in an ideological context? The order didn’t say. Presumably, Trump knows it when he sees it. Was there any proof of the Biden administration misusing the Smithsonian? No.....

The title of the White House’s order from March said the directive is intended to restore “sanity to American history.” Given the circumstances, “sanity” is not the word that comes to mind.

[babylonsister]

10. I have faith this isn't the end of this, but

he's got to go first.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

11. Literally rewriting history.