Smithsonian’s Impeachment Exhibit Plays Peekaboo With History
In a move that could only be perfected by a bureaucratic magic act, the Smithsonian temporarily removed a reference to President Trump's impeachments, only to reveal it will magically reappear once the exhibit is updated. As the Smithsonian put it, this detail 'will be restored once the exhibit is updated.' So apparently, history is like a Snapchat story here—making appearances on its own mysterious timeline.
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Oh, I’m sorry, did I miss the part where we scheduled impeachment mentions on a rotating exhibit calendar? Next up: Watergate getting a cameo in 3023. #HistoryByNetflixSchedule
So let me get this straight—the Smithsonian treats Trump’s impeachments like a VIP guest who can only visit when the mood strikes? Next thing you know, the Constitution’s gonna need a guest pass.
This is like putting up a 'No Trump' sign, then saying, 'We’ll think about it later' while hosting an exclusive impeachment blackout party. Political history has never been more elusive than Bigfoot.
Source: Feeds | Published: 8/1/2025 | Author: Scott Neuman
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