Dateline:      DecisionVille, May 31, 2026

It seems that President Trump’s massive ego is the motivating factor for too many of his actions.

In the first year of his second term, Trump put his name in the title of the Kennedy Center (“The Donald J. Trump and The John F. Kennedy Memorial Center For The Performing Arts”). It is now referred to as The Trump Kennedy Center. Trump’s justification was the amount of money his administration would spend renovating the complex.

A federal judge ruled on Friday that the renaming was unlawful. Since Congress named the Center only Congress can change the name.

Trump also has an unfortunate habit of referring to himself as “your favorite President”. He’s given himself the honorific on several occasions such as the 2025 Daytona 500 and, more recently, to troops in the Strait of Hormuz.

In March, Trump’s people announced that his signature will appear on future paper currency in commemoration of the Country’s 250-year anniversary. Trump also wants his likeness on a gold coin. The design of the coin has been approved by a federal arts panel.

Trump’s Treasury Secretary announced on Friday the creation of a new paper currency. The $250 bill will bear Trump’s angry-looking visage, again commemorating our upcoming anniversary. The new currency requires Congressional approval.

Trump’s egomaniacal nature is a major turn off for voters of all political stripes. The Dems push it repeatedly as a prime example of why they must win the midterms.

Aggravating as Trump can be, his accomplishments are unparalleled. He is a super star in foreign relations and has put the U.S. economy back on a business footing. Even with the Iran conflict, the economic forecast is extremely positive.

Meanwhile, the Dems have become the Progressive Party, sliding into socialism and beyond. Their pitch is to change fundamentally American governance and culture to a morass of government control, higher taxes and loss of individual freedoms.

There really is only one choice. Trump.