American states are dropping out of Trump’s “Great American State Fair” Disaster.
The White House's plan had been for every state to have pavilions on the National Mall, decked out to represent different people and cultures from around the U.S. as part of this summer’s celebrations for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
That dream has started to crumble now, after three states dropped out and with one still on the fence, citing fears that the two-week D.C. festival would be overly partisan, not about America but about Donald trump.
A spokesperson of Freedom 250, which is a presidential task force, told CNN that plans were still being “actively finalized” and said that all states would be represented, whether or not they provided input.
That dream has started to crumble now, after three states dropped out and with one still on the fence, citing fears that the two-week D.C. festival would be overly partisan, not about America but about Donald trump.
A spokesperson of Freedom 250, which is a presidential task force, told CNN that plans were still being “actively finalized” and said that all states would be represented, whether or not they provided input.
