Coins, cards and buildings: Where the government has Trump’s name and face

The Trump administration has emblazoned the president's name and likeness on over a dozen government buildings, documents, items, and programs, a notable trend during his second term. This move highlights the administration's efforts to institutionalize Trump's legacy within government structures. While it's a common practice for administrations to name buildings after their predecessors, the sheer number and variety of Trump-branded items raise questions about the permanence and potential politicization of these public spaces and materials. This trend underscores the ongoing debate about the balance between honoring a president's legacy and maintaining the apolitical nature of government institutions.