Military parade

Trump’s $92 Million Military Parade: A Dictator’s Display of Self-Worship

Following a 2017 French military parade, Trump’s proposed U.S. equivalent faced significant opposition, with projected costs reaching $92 million for the military and over $21 million for Washington D.C. Subsequently, the plan was abandoned amidst criticism from D.C. officials and military leaders. However, recent changes in military leadership, including the dismissal of several high-ranking officials, may signal renewed efforts to pursue the parade, potentially bolstering legal defense against future challenges. This personnel shift suggests a change in the political landscape surrounding Trump’s long-held desire for a large-scale military parade.

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Trump’s $100M Birthday Military Parade Sparks Outrage

Plans for a large military parade in Washington, D.C., on June 14th, coinciding with the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary, are reportedly underway. The parade, envisioned as a four-mile march from the Pentagon to the White House, has yet to receive formal requests for local assistance, leaving officials with short notice and unclear details. This follows previous attempts by President Trump to organize similar events, which were met with significant cost concerns and logistical challenges. The proposed parade’s scale suggests substantial coordination will be needed across multiple federal agencies and local authorities.

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