Former first lady Melania Trump condemn National Broadcasting Corporation News presidential historian Michael Beschloss strongly criticized her for the renovation of the White House Rose Garden in a tweet on Saturday and shared a picture in his remarks.
Trump revealed her changes to the White House Rose Garden in August 2020, the first renovation in the iconic area outside the presidential palace in nearly 60 years.many Criticize her for the change At that time, and continue to do so.
“The clean-up of the internal organs of the Rose Garden of the White House was completed this month a year ago. This is a grim result-decades of American history disappeared,” Beschloss shared a picture above the garden on Twitter on Saturday. Photo.
Saturday, the Twitter The account of Melania Trump’s office retweeted the historian’s post, tore up his criticism, and argued that his photos were “misleading”.
.@BeschlossDC He proved his ignorance by showing the photos of the early stage of the rose garden. The rose garden is full of healthy and colorful roses. His misleading information is disgraceful, and he should never be trusted as a professional historian. https://t.co/LU243SANF1 pic.twitter.com/PuVOSjxx5w
-Melania Trump Office (@OfficeofMelania) August 8, 2021
“.@BeschlossDC proved his ignorance by showing the early photos of the rose garden. The rose garden is full of healthy and colorful roses. His misleading information is disgraceful and he should never be trusted as a professional historian,” The former first lady’s office wrote in the post.
This tweet contains a different photo showing a rose bush in bloom.
Right in front of the president Joe Biden Taking office in January, many criticized Trump’s changes to the garden Urge on Twitter The incoming first lady doctor. Gil Biden Reverse the renovation of her predecessor. One critic-Liz Tapanes-launched a petition on Change.org in April urging the new first lady to reverse Trump’s changes.As of early Saturday afternoon, the petition had Obtained over 81,000 signatures.
The petition complained: “Melania Trump removed the cherry tree and other leaves presented by Japan, and replaced it with a tribute to her boredom.”
In a post on her website on January 18, Trump touted her efforts to renovate and change at the White House as the first lady.
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She wrote at the time: “As the first lady, as the temporary custodian of this national treasure, I was inspired by my predecessor’s role model.” “Their reverence for the White House and love for history ensured the long-term preservation of the buildings they served and lived in. In a similar way, the projects I have overseen over the past four years are what I believe will not only protect the heritage of this house, but also enhance its beauty and solemn experience for future generations.”
Weekly newspaper The White House was contacted for comment on the photos of the Rose Garden, but no immediate response was received.
