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Trump says Oval Office to become national monument
Trump said the move will block future changes to the rooms after he added gold accents, portraits and other decor.
- On Nov 5, President Donald Trump signed a proclamation declaring the Oval Office and White House Cabinet Room national monuments, preventing future occupants from altering his design choices.
- Since returning to the White House, Trump has overseen numerous design changes including portraits, a copy of the Declaration of Independence, and golden accents throughout his workspace.
- "We're making it a national monument," Trump told reporters, warning that future leaders might otherwise remodel the Oval Office into a square shape rather than preserve his design.
- Voters dissatisfied with economic policies threw dozens of Republicans out of office two days before the proclamation, delivering control of Congress to the Democrats.
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Trump Moves to Block Future Changes to Oval Office
President Trump on Thursday signed a proclamation that he said will prevent future changes to the Oval Office and Cabinet Room as he has redeigned them. "We're making it a national monument and it will not be allowed to be touched by anybody," Trumpold reporters in the Oval Office...
·Miami, United States
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