7 Gold Signs Spark White House Uproar Amid Shutdown

Good evening. New gold-lettered signs have appeared across the White House, drawing sharp reactions online and on Capitol Hill as President Donald Trump continues to reshape the historic building during his second term. New gold lettering was spotted this week at multiple locations around the White House, marking the latest visible change under President Donald Trump’s ongoing renovation and redesign efforts.

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Photos circulating on social media show gold-lettered signs installed along the West Wing Colonnade and outside the Oval Office. The additions come amid broader construction work at the executive mansion, including the recent demolition of the East Wing.

The demolition is part of President Trump’s plan to build a new ballroom on the eastern side of the White House — a project described by officials as one of the most significant structural changes to the building in decades.

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The timing of the new signage has drawn criticism from Democrats, particularly as the federal government shutdown continues into historic territory.

Delaware Senator Lisa Blunt questioned the priorities behind the installation, saying, “I wish they would focus on helping struggling Americans, but this isn’t a good sign.”

Malcolm Kenyatta, Vice Chair of the Democratic National Committee, also criticized the move on social media, echoing concerns that cosmetic changes to the White House should not take precedence during a government shutdown.

The White House pushed back against the criticism. Spokesman Davis Ingle defended the gold lettering, describing it as part of a broader “beautification” effort.

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In a statement, Ingle said, “Democrats are more concerned with President Trump’s historic beautification of the White House than they are for American citizens they are hurting because of their reckless government shutdown.” He added that the president is “working 24/7 on behalf of the American people and simultaneously making the White House even more beautiful.”

Ingle also emphasized that the gold-lettered installations were completed at no cost to taxpayers.

As debate continues, the images of the new signage and ongoing construction underscore how President Trump’s second-term vision for the White House is reshaping both the building itself and the political conversation surrounding it.

The White House renovations are ongoing, with no timeline yet announced for completion of the new ballroom. We’ll continue to follow developments from Washington.

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