Trump moves Obama, Bush portraits to hidden stairwell in shocking White House change
The White House has relocated the portraits of former Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush to a hidden stairwell, sparking speculation about the reasons behind this move amidst years-long tensions between Trump and his predecessors.
Former US Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush have seen their official portraits relocated from the White House entryway to a hidden stairwell, marking a significant shift in decor that reflects years of tension between Trump administration officials and Obama. The move comes amid ongoing animosity between Trump's administration and the former Democratic president. Obama's portrait is now housed near the West Wing, while Bush's portrait has been moved from its previous location near the Oval Office. This change suggests a deliberate attempt to downplay the presence of two former Republican presidents in the White House.
