Trump Adding ‘Gaudy’ Gold Details To Yet Another Iconic Area Of The White House

The White House’s new interior design philosophy seems to be: If it ain’t baroque, fix it.

Jeanine Pirro, former Fox News host and the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, revealed Tuesday that President Donald Trump has given another iconic part of the White House the Mar-a-Lago treatment.

“. @realDonaldTrump redoing the colonnade at the White House,” Pirro wrote, while presumably drinking box wine.

Alongside the caption are two images of the changes made to the historic West Colonnade — an exterior space that runs between the West Wing and the Executive Residence, which has earned the nickname the “45-second commute.”

Since the West Colonnade was built during Thomas Jefferson’s presidency, the wall in the outdoor walkway has remained blank.

However, Pirro’s photos show that gold ornate frames now line the wall. Although most of the frames are covered by brown paper, two portraits are visible, according to the Daily Beast. One is of George Washington, and, interestingly, the other is of Jefferson.

Ever since Trump embarked on his “Extreme Makeover: White House Edition” project, plenty of critics on X have bluntly expressed their feelings about his opulent aesthetic.

And the Colonnade announcement garnered a lot of similar reactions.

Yet, plenty of critics had other thoughts about why Trump feels the need to remake the White House in the image of his defunct Atlantic City casino.

Some felt that Trump’s remodeling efforts are pretty frivolous, considering the state of the country.

Others felt like the changes signified that Trump has no intention of leaving the White House anytime soon.

But a lot of Trump’s haters felt that his polarizing decor is nothing more than a deflection.