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Trump signs proclamation to try to prevent changes to gold-covered Oval Office
President seeks to make Oval Office a national monument to ensure designs are not ‘ripped down by stupid people’ Donald Trump signed a proclamation on Thursday that he says will prevent future administrations from changing his design of the Oval Office and Cabinet Room, spaces which he declared as n
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All three outlets focus on Trump’s Oval Office and Cabinet Room changes and on his effort to protect them from later alteration. Newsweek frames the story around a proclamation meant to preserve the redesigns, while The Independent foregrounds Trump’s own language about keeping the gold-covered Oval Office from being touched. Reuters is the least interpretive, presenting it as a live report from the Oval Office after the midterm elections.
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