Trump Vows To Build More Monuments And People Have Thoughts
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The former-and-future president didn't elaborate on who he thought should get a monument, so people on social media made their own nominations.
President-elect Donald Trump has some monumental plans when he returns to office next month.
As in, actual monuments.
Trump posted Tuesday on his Truth Social media platform that “America is going to start building monuments to our great heroes and heroines again!!!”
Although the former-and-future president didn’t elaborate on who he thought should be honored with a monument, many people on social media decided to speculate on his picks.
And it was a real rogues’ gallery with some bizarre suggestions, such as QAnon Shaman Jacob Chansley and Grimace from McDonald’s.
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The former-and-future president didn't elaborate on who he thought should get a monument, so people on social media made their own nominations.
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