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Trump Takes Aim at Smithsonian's Anti-American Revisionism

New executive order mandates warning labels for exhibits peddling radical ideology at the taxpayer-funded institution.

PoliticsPublished July 25, 2026 at 2:23 AM
The Immokalee Statue of Liberty by Kat Rodriguez inside of the Smithsonian American History Museum

President Trump is putting an end to the taxpayer-funded indoctrination occurring within the Smithsonian Institution.

In a decisive move titled 'Restoring Trust in the Smithsonian Institution,' the President has ordered the Department of the Interior to place warning signs outside the National Museum of American History, cautioning visitors that the exhibits may contain inaccurate portrayals of our nation's past.

The order also mandates that the government provide resources to direct citizens toward accurate historical accounts.

For too long, the Smithsonian has been allowed to operate as a hub for extreme political activism, with leadership that views American history not as a heritage to be celebrated, but as a tool for social justice and radical societal transformation.

The White House explicitly condemned the museum for its pivot toward Marxist-rooted ideologies designed to divide and discourage the American people. This move follows intense scrutiny from Republican lawmakers, who have rightfully grilled Smithsonian leadership over the 'woke' rot infecting public displays and educational materials.

While Democrats and their allies in Congress predictably decry this as 'political overreach,' the reality is that the American people are tired of their tax dollars being used to fund institutions that erase our heritage and undermine our founders.

President Trump’s executive order is a necessary correction to ensure that our national museums serve as centers of truth rather than propaganda platforms for the radical Left.

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