
Trump Signs Order to Preserve Oval Office Decor, but Future Presidents Can Still Redecorate
Published November 6, 2026
Share this card
Trump signed a proclamation seeking to designate the Oval Office and other White House rooms as national landmarks. This grotesque card turns his attempt to lock in the decor into a melting Oval Office gag, while nodding to the fact that future presidents can still make changes.
Donald Trump signed a proclamation seeking to designate the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, along with other White House rooms, as national landmarks. The move was presented as a way to prevent future presidents from substantially changing the spaces. However, reporting noted that the designation does not necessarily stop a future president from redecorating or making changes. The story drew attention to Trump’s efforts to shape the appearance of the White House.
Read the original article →Vermont Official Reportedly Joined Russia’s Special Forces While Still Holding Office
Nov 10, 2026
France Blames Iran for Cyberattack on Hundreds of Supermarket Refrigerators
Nov 10, 2026
Report Says Laura Loomer Charged Thousands for Political Social Media Posts
Nov 9, 2026
Trump Offers UFC President Dana White the White House Press Secretary Job
Nov 8, 2026