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ยป Should Trump Day replace MLK Day?
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post 1628966583 01-18-2021, 01:50 PM
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Should Trump Day replace MLK Day?

Trump is deserving of a federal holiday in his honor and I cant think of a better day than January 19th, to mark the last day that America will ever know democracy in any form.

Now this is right next to MLK day and federal law limits us to 10 federal holidays so I was thinking just reduce MLK day to more of an unofficial holiday like St Patricks Day or Juneteenth since everyone will want to celebrate Trump day and he is like a modern MLK anyways having historical low unemployment for black people.

I know that MLK himself would support this, so do you think its a good idea?
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post 1628967123 01-18-2021, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585
federal limit on 10 official federal holidays. Biden and Congress could increase it to 11 for Trump Day though we risk being like the Romans with too many holidays. Another way is to reduce MLK to a more unofficial non federal holiday and people could use vacation time if they want that day off work.
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