Is Trump A 'Real Man' Like MAGA Says?

Vance Insults Former Presidents

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a powerful moment during a nationally televised Cabinet meeting, Vice President JD Vance praised President Donald J. Trump’s bold and results-driven leadership — sharply contrasting it with what he described as decades of “placeholder” presidencies that failed to deliver for the American people.

“When you sit in the Oval Office and look at the portraits of past presidents, the truth is hard to ignore — many were just placeholders,” Vance said. “They weren’t doers. They let staff sign executive orders with an auto pen. They weren’t men of action.”

Strong Words Backed by Results

Vance, a rising star in the America First movement, emphasized the historic momentum of the Trump administration in its first 100 days, calling it “an honor” to serve under a president who is “actually doing the things he promised.”

“The mainstream media calls it chaos — but what they really fear is action,” Vance said. “President Trump is solving real problems. He’s keeping his word to the American people. That’s what leadership looks like.”

A Subtle Swipe at Biden’s “Auto Pen” Presidency

Vance’s comments also referenced the use of an automated signing device — the “auto pen” — used under former President Joe Biden, prompting widespread concern over who was truly making executive decisions at the time.

Critics say Biden’s reliance on staffers and scripted appearances symbolized a presidency lacking clear direction and personal accountability.

Trump’s Oval Office Redesign Honors True American Icons

President Trump, who recently spoke to ABC News, showcased his new Oval Office design featuring powerful portraits of American legends — including Ronald Reagan, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and even Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt.

“These were men of great vision and action,” Trump said. “I’m putting up portraits of leaders who actually accomplished something. Many of these images haven’t been seen in this office for years.”

Trump added, “This isn’t just decoration — it’s a message. We’re honoring real American greatness. We’re putting our heritage front and center.”