MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL AGAIN: TRUMP DECLARES RETURN TO ‘THE MAGNIFICENT CLASSICAL STYLE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION’
MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL AGAIN: TRUMP DECLARES RETURN TO ‘THE MAGNIFICENT CLASSICAL STYLE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION’
In speeches addressed to an excited crowd at CPAC’s 2023 annual conference in Washington, D.C. on Saturday night, Donald Trump sold a beauty campaign to Americans.
“We will get rid of ugly buildings and return to the magnificent classical style of Western civilization,” he said.
The president’s proclamation is part of his recently revealed Quantum Leap plan for his 2024 campaign, which intends to rekindle America’s pioneering spirit by establishing new “Freedom Cities” and encouraging young couples to have kids by paying “baby incentives.”
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The “great modernization and beautification campaign,” according to his campaign, would urge governors from all 50 states to modernize buildings, renovate parks and public spaces, make communities “more habitable,” and emphasize making American society “a pure environment.”
“President Trump would also promote the erection of magnificent monuments to our genuine American heroes,” said the campaign. “To keep our communities safe, President Trump will always stand up for law and order and back our great police officers.”
According to RSBN, Trump’s unique Quantum Leap plan would deliberately focus on reviving the American economy and lowering the typical family’s cost of living. Most significantly, his plan would encourage the formation of up to 10 new communities known as “Freedom Cities.”
These new population centers, according to President Trump, would “reopen the frontier, spark American creativity, and offer hundreds of thousands of young people and others, all hardworking families, a new shot at house ownership and, indeed, the American Dream.”
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Trump’s idea to spruce up American towns and public areas is reminiscent of First Lady Claudia Johnson, wife of President Lyndon B. Johnson.
First “Lady Bird” Claudia launched the “Beautification of America” campaigns in the 1960s. Mrs. Johnson was a well-known supporter of national improvements to America’s highways and parks.