President Donald Trump is determined to put his unique style stamp on every space he occupies—even if it means (literally) bulldozing more than 100 years of history. In addition to a $200 million ballroom in the East Wing of the White House and his revamped—and very gold—Oval Office,

The White House executed President Trump's plans to pave over the Rose Garden. See how the historic landmark looked before.

L aaastly, this person offered up a strategy for the 2028 election: "I think the next Democrat running for president could win by just saying that the Rose Garden will be restored." "The problem is we can't quite pinpoint where those areas will be,