What Trump posted on September 11, 2026
11 posts: 11 on Truth Social, 0 on X. First at 1:35 PM, last at 11:53 PM (US Eastern Time). The most reposted post of the day, with 119 reposts: “The $5,000 Trump Dividend, given to all Adults in the United States due to the fact that our Country is taking in Trillions of Dollars of Ec…”
Trump proposes Washington statue, criticizes 'Dumocrats' on economic plan
On Friday, September 11, 2026, Donald Trump published 11 posts on Truth Social. Six of these posts contained only images or videos. The most reposted written post was a critique of Democrats regarding an economic plan.
Trump also called for the Smithsonian Institution to install an 11-foot statue of George Washington at the Museum’s Flag Hall and dedicate it on Constitution Day, September 17, 2026. He also proposed a five-year exhibition on Washington and the installation of a 30-foot Washington Colossus statue to replace the "Infinity" sculpture.
Additionally, Trump shared links to news articles about his appearance at a Republican convention in Dallas, which were described as having a 'sold-out crowd' and a 'capacity crowd'.
- Trump criticized 'Dumocrats' for opposing his proposed '$5,000 Trump Dividend', stating it 'will' happen.
- He called on the Smithsonian to install an 11-foot Washington statue and a 30-foot 'Washington Colossus' statue.
- This post reiterated the call for Smithsonian exhibits and a 30-foot statue of George Washington, America's 'Greatest Hero'.
- Trump shared a link to an article describing a 'sold-out crowd' at a Republican convention in Dallas where he spoke.
- Another shared link reported on a 'capacity crowd' that 'goes wild' for Trump and Vance at a midterm convention.
Open detail The $5,000 Trump Dividend, given to all Adults in the United States due to the fact that our Country is taking in Trillions of Dollars of Economic Development, Investment, and Pure SUCCESS, is being criticized by “Dumocrats” who are hoping that it never happens — But it will! As an example, the Dumocrats said THE GREAT BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL, one of the largest ever approved by Congress, or signed into Law by a President happened, despite the Dumocrats saying it would be impossible to get approved — Or the Gift of $1776 that I gave last year to our Military, was an almost guaranteed Non Starter, everyone said it could not be done, but it was, our Military Patriots got the money, and loved it. When I say something, I mean it! The $5,000 Dividend will happen because the People of our Country deserve it. VOTE REPUBLICAN — MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Open detail ‘Sold-out crowd’ in Dallas energized for midterms as Vance, Trump speak at Republican convention: https:// heartlandernews.com/sold-out-c rowd-in-dallas-energized-for-midterms-as-vance-trump-speak-at-republican-convention/
Open detail Capacity Crowd Goes Wild for Trump, Vance at Midterm Convention Closing: https://www. breitbart.com/politics/2026/09 /10/capacity-crowd-wild-trump-vance-midterm-convention-closing/amp/
Open detail So, I’m asking for the Smithsonian to install the 11-foot Washington statue that was featured at the recent Freedom 250 Grand Prix Race in the Museum’s Flag Hall, and dedicate it this Constitution Day, September 17, 2026. \nImmediately design and display a five-year exhibition worthy of the Life, Sacrifice, and Contributions of George Washington. \nThen, as soon as it is ready, install a 30-foot Washington Colossus where “Infinity” stands today. \nReplace a sculpture that says nothing about America with the man who, more than anyone else, says everything about America. \nThis is how we should begin to honor George Washington in the lead-up to his 300th birthday in 2032. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Open detail RT: https://truthsocial.com/users/realDonaldTrump/statuses/117255718355537976 I am calling on the Smithsonian Institution to honor the Life and Legacy of George Washington, America’s Greatest Hero, with a five-year exhibition at the National Museum of American History, beginning now, and continuing through, February 22, 2032, the 300th anniversary of Washington’s birth. \nI am also calling on the Smithsonian to erect a 30-foot “Colossus statue” of the Father of Our Country outside the Museum, to replace the so-called “Infinity” sculpture that stands there today. That strange modernist sculpture tells visitors nothing about America, inspires no one, and honors none of our Great American Heroes. \nGeorge Washington does. He is easily America’s Greatest Hero. Without him, our Country and our Freedoms wouldn’t exist. \nAnd yet, during our Nation’s 250th Anniversary Year, the Museum has failed to give George Washington and our other Founding Fathers the celebration they deserve. Washington’s Heroic Crossing of the Delaware on December 25, 1776—One of the greatest moments and turning points of the Revolution—is not even mentioned in the Museum. His Victory at Trenton, and the stories of the Americans who fought and died for our Independence, deserve far more attention. \nUnder recently ended leadership, the Smithsonian created a “Center for Restorative History,” and commissioned a “Decolonization Plan,” to focus attention overwhelmingly on those who have been oppressed, but there is almost no attention paid to those who triumphed over great oppression, and against great odds. \nOne current exhibit describes the period of 1492 to 1776, including Christopher Columbus’s discovery of the New World, and the European settlement of America, as the “Great Unsettling” of the Continent. \nThat tells you all you need to know about how twisted the thinking is today at the Smithsonian. \nInstead of a Center for Restorative History, America’s National History Museum should have a Center for American Heroes. \nTell the stories of Americans who faced great challenges, overcame them, built great things, defended our Country, made America better, and helped our Nation more fully live up to our Founding Ideals. \nThat is a History worth teaching, because it is America’s story. \nInstead of focusing on ideological activism, the leaders of America’s taxpayer-funded, National History Museum should be focused on telling America’s story—fairly, accurately, and coherently—and there is no better person to start with than George Washington.
