Donald Trump Vows to Bring Back Columbus Day After 'Destroyed Reputation'

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Donald Trump Says He's Bringing Back Columbus Day After Dems Destroyed 'Reputation'

Donald Trump says he's fighting back against the Left for all Italian people. Claims Democrats destroyed the reputation of Christopher Columbus. Columbus Day is still a federal holiday -- though some jurisdictions don't. Trump: I'll bring Columbus Day "back from the ashes" for all Italians.

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Trump says Columbus Day will now just be Columbus Day

President Donald Trump says Columbus Day will now just be Columbus Day. Trump made clear Sunday that he would not follow his predecessor’s practice of recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day alongside Columbus Day in October. Trump accused Democrats of denigrating the explorer's legacy as he pressed his campaign to restore what he argues are traditional days.

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Winnipeg Free Press

Trump vows to bring Columbus Day back ‘from the ashes,’ bashes Dems for destroying explorer’s ‘reputation’

President Trump vowed to bring back Columbus Day ‘from the ashes’ in a fiery social media post where he railed against backlash to the controversial European explorer. “The Democrats did everything possible to destroy Christopher Columbus, his reputation, and all of the Italians that love him so much. Well, you’ll be happy to know, Christopher is going to make a major comeback.”

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Trump says Columbus Day will now just be Columbus Day

President Donald Trump says he will not recognize Indigenous Peoples Day alongside Columbus Day. Joe Biden was the first president to mark the day, issuing a proclamation in 2021. Trump accuses Democrats of denigrating the explorer’s legacy as he presses his campaign to restore what he argues are traditional American icons.

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Trump says Columbus Day will now just be Columbus Day

President Donald Trump says he is bringing back Columbus Day. The holiday was first designated by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1934 and is celebrated the second Monday in October. President

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Trump's Columbus Day Comeback: A Celebration or Controversy?

Former President Donald Trump opposes recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day alongside Columbus Day. Trump accuses Democrats of undermining Christopher Columbus' legacy. The debate reflects a broader cultural clash, with Trump criticizing what he describes as a revisionist approach to American history. The historical significance of Columbus Day, originating in response to anti-Columbus sentiment, is still debated.

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Trump says Columbus Day will now just be Columbus Day

President Donald Trump says he's bringing Columbus Day "back from the ashes" Joe Biden was the first president to mark Indigenous Peoples Day in 2021. The federal holiday, the second Monday in October, was still known as Columbus Day during Biden's term. Trump says the Democrats "did everything possible to destroy Christopher Columbus, his reputation"

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JUST IN: "Christopher is Going to Make a Major Comeback" - Trump Says he's "Bringing Columbus Day Back from the Ashes" and Reinstating Holiday Under the Same Rules, Dates, and Locations

President Trump announced on Sunday that he is bringing Columbus Day “back from the ashes.” The holiday, which celebrates our nation’s history and the discovery of the New World, has been under attack by leftists for years. “Christopher is going to make a major comeback,” said Trump, lambasting wokeness.

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Trump says Columbus Day will now just be Columbus Day

The federal holiday, the second Monday in October, was still known as Columbus Day during Biden's term. That's been a longtime goal of activists who wanted to shift the focus from Columbus' navigation to the Americas to his and his successors' exploitation of the indigenous people he encountered.

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Gareth O'Callaghan: What Columbus and Trump have in common isn’t leadership — it’s greed

Gareth O'Callaghan was taught about Christopher Columbus in primary school. The Italian explorer is credited with being the first to step onto American soil. But he never set foot in North America, which had been inhabited by the Clovis people 13,000 years before Columbus was even born.

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