Trump relocates Obama and Bush portraits to secret stairwell

President Trump has moved the portraits of Barack Obama and former Bush presidents to less prominent locations in the White House, reflecting ongoing tensions with these figures. The Obama portrait now resides in a restricted stairwell area, out of view for visitors, marking a departure from traditional display protocols. This action is part of broader political disputes, including accusations against Obama and his administration, and reflects Trump's recent efforts to alter White House aesthetics to favor certain historical figures. The move underscores the strained relationships and political symbolism involved in White House portrait placements.