Trump issues Election Day proclamations on space, communism
The proclamation honors victims of communist regimes and says the White House will defend liberty and the Constitution from socialism and communism.
- On Election Day, President Donald Trump signed a proclamation declaring the first week of November 'Anti-Communism Week' to honor victims of socialism and communism as midterm results began rolling in.
- Republicans intensified messaging against socialist policies after candidates backed by the Democratic Socialists of America won primary elections earlier this year, including Zohran Mamdani's election in New York City.
- The proclamation states communism is responsible for more than 100 million deaths globally, with more than a billion people living under communist regimes in five countries. It commits to protect the Constitution but holds limited legal authority.
- Trump urged all Americans to 'stand firm in their defense against any threat' and protect the 'burning flame of liberty' from the darkness of communism. His call emphasized vigilance against ideological threats during the election cycle.
- The proclamation follows Trump's 2025 Captive Nations Week and mirrors an executive strategy established by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1959. Sen. Rick Scott introduced legislation to make Anti-Communism Week annual, though the bill stalled in committee.
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US President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation declaring the solar system and all of outer space beyond Earth “the province of all people.” The document, released by the White House, is titled “The American Declaration of Freedom in Space” and was signed on November 3, the day of the midterm elections for Congress. The proclamation defines space as space open to “exploration, development, use, and establishment of a permanent presence by Am…
The American President will follow the election night in the White House, with advisors and allies, after spending the last hours of the vote to appeal on social networks to the vote on Republican candidates and to proclaim a "Anti-Communist Week".
U.S. President Donald Trump proclaimed Tuesday the “Anti-Communist Week” from November 1 to 7, coinciding with the beginning of the closure of the first polling stations in the legislative elections. The administration disseminated the document on its website minutes before the closure of the first polling stations in Kentucky and ... Continue reading “Trump proclaims “anti-Communist week” in the U.S. just in the count of votes for Middle Mandat…
With America in the throes of an election fever, Donald Trump declared “Anti-Communism Week.” The specific decision was posted on the White House website at 6:00 p.m. (local time). The proclamation is titled “Anti-Communism Week, 2026,” while a related video was also published by the official White House account on social media. “Communism is the exact opposite of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, the very principles upon which Amer…
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