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Trump repeatedly attacked the Smithsonian's focus on January 1, 2026, leading to the retirement of the chief and calls for a George Washington exhibition.

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Trump repeatedly attacked the Smithsonian's focus on January 1, 2026, leading to the retirement of the chief and calls for a George Washington exhibition.

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  1. The National Museum of American History was criticized for its failure to properly honor George Washington.Sub-event
  2. Amidst Trump's travels, an IndyCar race featured a Washington statue, as Trump advocated for honoring Washington's legacy.Sub-event
  3. Trump attacked the Smithsonian's focus, leading to the chief's retirement and demands for a Washington exhibition.1 source

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