Historic WH Treaty Room To Become Guest Bedroom

tRump treats the White House the official residence and working office of the president.  The longest any resident may live there is normally 8 years or 10 years if the vice president takes over after 2 years of the president’s term. A federal judge told tRump’s administration that he was only holding the White House in trust for the people and next person to hold the office.  It did not give him the right to change it or do what he wanted with it as if it was Mar-a-Lago or one of his other properties.  That judge ordered a stop to the ballroom until congress authorized it, which the people do not want at a time when all their social services are being cut.  tRump is deluded into thinking the more gold in a room the fancier and wealthier the person seems.  He is trying to keep up with other dictators palaces. Now he is talking about replacing the front of the white house, the iconic columns.  It is almost like he thinks he won’t be leaving. And that every other president will share his clearly in his mind superior tastes in decorating. However most people will see it as tacky and pretentious, which both describe tRump.  Hugs


Historic WH Treaty Room To Become Guest Bedroom

The New York Times reports:

President Trump has discussed turning the White House Treaty Room, historically a meeting place for diplomats and statesmen, into a guest bedroom with an en suite bath. He has added gold flourishes to the East Room of the Executive Residence in a style similar to the gilded trimmings he installed in the Oval Office. And he has affixed “challenge coins” that celebrate his presidency — including the newest medallions in red and gold — to the walls inside the West Wing.

The Treaty Room is one of the most historic rooms in the White House.  Presidents Ulysses S. Grant and William McKinley used it as a Cabinet room, and it was where the Spanish-American War peace protocol of 1898, and the nuclear test ban treaty of 1963, were signed. Once known as the “Monroe Room,” because it was where President James Monroe worked, it also has been the setting for major wartime addresses by presidents George W. Bush and Joseph R. Biden Jr.

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Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1.bsky.social) 2026-04-10T00:41:21.736Z

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