Tim Walz's Reaction to Trump's Discouraging Smithsonian Audit Proposals Is Going Viral
ABC News reports that Donald Trump is conducting a review of the Smithsonian Museum to make sure it aligns with his views of American History.
Trump's Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller said, "The Smithsonian is supposed to be a global symbol of American strength, culture and prestige. A place for families and children to celebrate American history and greatness. Instead, the exhibits have clearly been taken over by leftwing activists who have used the Smithsonian as yet one platform to endlessly bash America and rewrite / erase our magnificent story. These activists have obscenely defaced this beloved institution. The Trump Administration will proudly and diligently restore the patriotic glory of America and ensure the Smithsonian is a place that once more inspires love and devotion to this nation, especially among our youngest citizens."
And now, Tim Walz's response to the news is going viral: "If you're trying to erase history, you're on the wrong side of it."
"Is he going to add planes to the revolutionary war section?" one person asked.
Tim Walz/Facebook: govwalz
"…later this week he plans on personally surveying the museum and will be placing a McDonald’s golden arches 'M' sticker of approval on every piece and or exhibit he approves of…" another person joked.
Tim Walz/Facebook: govwalz
And this is my personal favorite: "I'm excited for the interactive drinking bleach exhibit."
Tim Walz/Facebook: govwalz
I guess we'll have to see what passes the Trump American history test.
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