The controversial statue of President Trump and Jeffrey Epstein holding fingers has been reinstalled on the Nationwide Mall virtually every week after it was taken down by the Nationwide Park Service.
The statue was erected Thursday afternoon after the nameless “satirical activist” group says it labored “nonstop on ways to get this up legally within the Parks Department’s process. We are up there with their permission and knowledge. We will see if that matters,” the rep wrote.
“Just like a toppled Confederate general forced back onto a public square, the Donald Trump Jeffrey Epstein statue has risen from the rubble to stand gloriously on the National Mall once again,” a rep for the Secret Handshake wrote in an e-mail.
(The Secret Handshake)
“We have no interest in pissing off the Park Service,” the Secret Handshake rep stated. “We want to work within their boundaries and have wanted that from the beginning.”
Citing a top discrepancy, the Nationwide Park Service eliminated the 12-foot statue with out discover Sept. 24 — lower than 24 hours after it was erected on the Nationwide Mall. It later denied a second allow to reinstall the statue.
“We’ve been doing this for so long. I’ve never had one rejected, ever, ever, ever,” Flaisher stated final week.
