Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's feud with Reagan continuing.

In what could only happen during Trump's administration, Trump is now in a full-blown feud with Mr. Republican himself, Ronald Reagan.

Trump's team are reportedly already referring to the rich people's playground Trump is building at the White House as the President Donald J. Trump ballroom.

Naming a gaudy eyesore after himself would totally be on brand for Trump.

But it's worth noting he hasn't publicly said he wants to name the room that will likely become

an influence peddler's paradise after himself. All that's happened so far is the destruction of the east wing of the White House to make way for Trump's billionaire ballroom.

But in true Trump fashion, it's already over budget.

It was originally supposed to cost $250 million.

Now it's up to $300 million.

This increase is occurring while the government is shut

down, and Trump is refusing to help working-class Americans with health care or food assistance.

As the White House falls, the battle between Trump and Reagan rises. Trump was obviously fond of Reagan,

especially given how Trump bit Reagan's slogan of,

Let's Make America Great Again.

However, some of those influenced by or closest to Reagan are saying

Trump isn't worthy of carrying Reagan's torch. Republican representative Don

Bacon of Nebraska, who began his military career under Reagan's foreign policy, said quote,

We may be the most powerful country in the world. We were the leader of the free world,

but it appears to many leaders and people

all over, to include Republicans in Nebraska, that this administration is walking away from that

legacy that was built by Ike Eisenhower and many presidents, with Ronald Reagan as its capstone. Peace through strength, building these

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