The article delves into the various legislative proposals and ideas circulating in Congress that aim to honor President Donald Trump in unique and grandiose ways. While existing laws prevent the likeness of a living person from appearing on US currency, lawmakers have introduced bills suggesting Trump’s portrayal on bills like the $100 or $250. Additionally, there’s a proposal to rename the Washington Metro Area Transit Authority to “WMAGA” and christen the Metro as the “Trump Train.” Another significant proposition suggests creating “Trump Accounts” for newborns, similar to MAGA Accounts, providing seed money at birth.

Furthermore, celebrations and proposals extend to Trump’s birthday, with plans for a grand military display coinciding with Flag Day and the US Army’s 250th anniversary. Notably, there’s talk in conservative media about placing Trump’s face on Mount Rushmore, although structural constraints make this unlikely. The article also touches on Trump’s business ventures, social media platform, and the existence of a memecoin bearing his name.

Moreover, there are discussions about renaming Dulles Airport after Trump, drawing parallels to the renaming of Washington National Airport in honor of Ronald Reagan. The article reflects on past controversies surrounding such renamings and the enduring impact of honoring political figures in public spaces. It poses the question of whether the momentum to commemorate Trump in various ways will persist in the long term.