President Biden removed the bust of Winston Churchill from the Oval Office in his first day on the job.
The bust of the former British Prime Minister was placed in the Trump White House at the urging of National Pulse Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam and Brexit architect Nigel Farage after it was removed by President Barack Obama.
During Biden’s first day serving as President, he replaced the bust, which was originally a gift to the White House in 2001 from then-Prime Minister Tony Blair, with a bust of labor activist Cesar Chavez.
The change was noticed as reporters were invited into the office to film President Biden signing a host of executive orders, The Sun reports.
Biden’s candidacy was supported by British Prime Minister and biographer of Sir Winston Churchill, Boris Johnson, who derided Obama’s decision to remove the bust as “idiotic” and “deeply offensive.”
He also enjoyed support from government ministers like Sajid Javid.
The snub to the U.K. looks not only painful but self-inflicted by Britain’s globalist government.
