The White House has installed plaques beneath portraits of former Presidents Biden and Obama, with the plaques controversially labeling Biden as ‘the worst President in American history’ and describing Obama as ‘divisive.’ This move has sparked criticism and debate about historical representation and political bias. In addition, veteran journalist Terry Moran criticized President Donald Trump's plaques displayed in the White House Hall of Fame, calling them ‘graffiti’ and describing the plaques as a form of ‘Trump’s version of presidential history.’ Moran emphasized that the White House is ‘the people's house,’ and the plaques reflect a contentious and subjective portrayal of Trump's presidency. The installation of these plaques has drawn reactions from media and political figures, highlighting ongoing tensions over how history and political figures are commemorated in the White House. The controversy underscores the polarized views on recent American presidencies and the narratives being promoted through official displays.