White House Suggests Mount Rushmore Could Include Trump

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President Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver a speech at Mount Rushmore on Friday as part of celebrations marking the 250th birthday of the United States. The White House has indicated that adding a fifth president to the monument could be appropriate, suggesting former President Donald Trump would be a fitting addition.

According to abc_news, President Donald Trump will begin a weekend of events commemorating America's 250th birthday with his speech at Mount Rushmore on Friday.

The Washington Examiner reported that the White House believes “no better addition” could be made to Mount Rushmore than former President Trump as he prepares to speak at the monument on Independence Day.

No additional details regarding a potential expansion of Mount Rushmore or a formal proposal for adding another presidential figure were provided by either source. The comments from the White House appear to be speculative in nature, coinciding with President Trump’s scheduled appearance at the national memorial.

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