House Republicans’ Bold Move: Crafting Legislation Honoring Trump’s Presidency – You Won’t Believe What They’re Doing!

As House Republicans continue to champion Donald Trump’s legacy, they are pushing forward an array of bold legislation aimed at embedding the former president’s name and agenda across the nation.

1. Trump’s Golden Age: Since reclaiming control of Congress and welcoming Trump back into office on January 20, GOP lawmakers have been actively advocating and putting forth bills to honor and preserve Trump’s legacy.
2. Bills Galore: Introduced by Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX), the "Golden Age Act of 2025" seeks to replace Benjamin Franklin on the $100 bill with Trump himself. This move aligns with the prevailing theme of a ‘golden age’ in America championed by Republicans following the 2024 election.
3. Republican Pushback: While Democrats have lobbied for Harriet Tubman to appear on the $20 bill as a nod to her contributions, ongoing delays have sparked frustrations. For instance, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) pushed for the "Harriet Tubman Tribute Act of 2023" to no avail.
4. Trump’s Image: In a bid to extend Trump’s influence beyond office, Representative Andy Ogles (R-TN) has proposed a constitutional amendment to allow Trump to serve three terms, doubling the traditional two-term limit.
5. Greenland Matters: Trump’s vision to acquire Greenland, purportedly laden with strategic resources, has also seen legislative support. Bills such as the "Make Greenland Great Again Act" by Ogles and the proposed renaming of Greenland by Rep. Buddy Carter (R-GA) are emblematic of Trump Republicans rallying behind this ambitious venture.
6. Mount Rushmore Makeover: Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) has put forward a bill to etch Trump’s likeness on the iconic Mount Rushmore National Memorial.
7. Nobel Peace Prize: Plans to nominate Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, spearheaded by Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) in recognition of Trump’s peace efforts, underscore the enduring reverence for the former president among Republicans.

Democrats’ dismissed Trump’s various proposals as fantastical and antiquated. However, GOP unwaveringly support these measures aimed at honoring Trump’s legacy and making his mark last for generations to come.

In conclusion, the fervor among House Republicans to immortalize Trump’s legacy through these bold legislative moves is indicative of the enduring loyalty and admiration his supporters harbor. As these bills navigate Congress, the nation awaits to see how Trump’s name and agenda will continue to shape American politics and society.