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  1. 2025-12 • President Trump unveiled a 'Presidential Walk of Fame' in the White House Colonnade featuring plaques with highly partisan descriptions of his predecessors. The plaque for President Biden—whose portrait was replaced by an image of an autopen—labels him 'Sleepy Joe' and 'the worst President in American History,' while President Obama's plaque describes him as 'divisive' and attacks the Affordable Care Act. The move breaks centuries of decorum regarding presidential portraiture.
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  2. 2025-12 • The Trump administration's Department of Health and Human Services announced it was freezing all federal child care payments to Minnesota after a viral discredited video by conservative influencer Nick Shirley alleged fraud at Somali-run day care centers, despite state records and officials disputing the claims and finding no documented fraud at most of the facilities named.
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  3. 2025-09 • After Charlie Kirk's assassination, President Trump intensified rhetoric on Fox News by repeatedly blaming 'radical left lunatics' for political violence, while describing right-wing radicals as 'righteous people opposing crime.' Experts warn this creates dangerous-rhetoric, incites polarization, and justifies extremism. Trump omitted violence committed by right-wing extremists in his comments, heightening fears of incitement and institutional-sabotage.
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  4. 2025-06 • On June 14, 2025, President Trump presided over an absurd military parade in Washington, D.C., marking both the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and his 79th birthday, featuring thousands of troops, tanks, missile launchers, low-flying aircraft, and extensive pageantry normally reserved for wartime victory celebrations.
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  5. 2025-03 • The Trump administration oversaw the removal of thousands of pages from government websites celebrating Black, and other minority contributions to U.S. history. History should not be politically edited, especially not on a government website which should be objective. The administration claims this was done as part of rolling back DEI.
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  6. 2025-01 • Trump signed executive orders attacking diversity programs at universities and investigating institutions for promoting equity and inclusion.
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