Trump’s Plans for a Controversial Gallery Tribute to Biden
Former President Donald Trump has indicated intentions to poke fun at ex-President Joe Biden by featuring an "autopen portrait" in a new exhibit he refers to as the "Presidential Wall of Fame," as reported.
The twice-elected commander-in-chief unveiled his concept for this satirical display, which is set to be established in the Rose Garden and will include the infamous autopen.
“It’s a choice I need to make. We’ll have a picture of the autopen,” Trump stated during a detailed interview with the Daily Caller, released on Monday.
He also provided a conceptual image that illustrates how the “Biden Autopen” portrait might appear in his dedicated gallery.
“I’ve got to do it,” Trump remarked. “Same image, but in black and white. And I won’t be using that smiling version.”
Although the publication did not reveal the design specifics, Trump anticipates it will spark considerable debate.
“This is going to be very controversial,” he stated.
In July, the White House initiated an examination of Biden’s use of the autopen.
Senior officials disclosed that the National Archives Records Administration has handed over thousands of documents, primarily focusing on communications tied to Biden’s autopen usage.
“What was directed by the former president, and what was not?” queried a Trump administration official. “An autopen should only be legitimately used if the president explicitly requested it or approved its use.”
During his interview with the Daily Caller, Trump also discussed Biden’s challenges during his presidency, including a severe prostate cancer diagnosis announced in May.
“He didn’t secure the election. He lost badly. His presidency was disastrous, but can you believe he claims to have Stage Nine cancer? That was just two or three months ago?” he said.
“Stage Nine? I’ve never heard of anything beyond Stage Four. Stage Four is the highest stage; if you reach that, you’re done.”
The potential "Biden Autopen" portrait remains undisclosed to the media.
The timeline for the "Presidential Wall of Fame" remains uncertain, but the administration aims to enhance the White House grounds during Trump’s upcoming term.
Additionally, Trump revealed last month that construction work on a new $200 million White House ballroom is set to commence in September.
The president also recently criticized a subcontractor for damaging custom limestone in the Rose Garden due to improper gardening practices.
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