Over the weekend, Donald Trump casually ordered the destruction of a peace vigil that’s been a fixture of LaFayette Park for decades. The vigil began in 1981, and for years has been manned by Philipos Melaku-Bello, promoting peace and cooperation with a sign saying “War is not the answer”.
Trump had apparently never noticed it over his near-decade in Washington. But, when it was brought to his attention, he told officials in an Oval Office meeting, “Take it down today, right now”. The man responsible for directing Trump’s ire: Real America’s Voice reporter Brian Glenn, aka Marjorie Taylor Greene’s boyfriend.
