by Serwan Zangana
As America is approaching its 250th anniversary and the Americans are preparing to celebrate the nation, President Trump is preparing to celebrate himself as his picture will appear on the inside cover of a limited U.S passport. Since Trump was elected in November 2024, the entire nation has been about him, and in his mind, he is the savior of the United States.
In April of this year, in an AI-generated image, President Trump depicted himself as the hypothetical popular image of Jesus, and posted it on his Truth social media. However, Trump later realized his unwise action and said, “I thought it was me as a doctor and it had to do with the Red Cross.”
President Trump’s image and signature have already been added to the U.S dollars and coins. Seemingly, the president is fascinating with himself as everything is becoming about him. But behind all that is the capital gain as Trump has been adding more and more to his fortune since he became President.
In December 2025, Trump’s name was added to Kennedy Center, which is a performing arts center designated by Congress to honor the 35th U.S President John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated in 1963. However, a federal judge ruled that President Trump’s name be removed from the Kennedy Center. “Congress gave the Kennedy Center its name, and only Congress can change it,” On May 29, U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper wrote.
President Trump has been the core subject in every situation as in the same time he is manipulatively avoiding the main subject and ignoring the American issues that he promised to solve prior to his election. After nearly one year and 5 months of Trump’s second term as a president, the American people do not see a positive change in the economy, which was the main reason that the majority of the people voted for him.
The greatness of America should not be limited to a president, particularly President Trump. Instead of President Trump’s image on the U.S passport, there should be images of those individuals who struggled and sacrificed their lives to reach this day and celebrate America.
In fact, Americans do not desire to see President Trump’s image neither on the U.S passport nor on any other official documents. Understanding the American needs and finding solutions, implementing policies that practically boost the American economy, define justice as an equal rights, and end the discrimination by any means are what make the 250th Anniversary a day to celebrate not the President’s image on the U.S passport.
