Donald Trump’s birthday parade: Donald Trump is now selling VIPS tickets for the event after: allocating a lot of money for his birthday parade; here’s the details

President Donald Trump reportedly plans to conduct a large military parade on his birthday on June 14, marking the 250th anniversary of the founding of the U.S. Army.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the march will have dozens of tanks, thousands of soldiers parades, military aircraft flying to the US 250 donors in Washington, D.C., a nonprofit organised event for the 250th anniversary of the U.S., which has provided VIP visits this summer and other Trump-backed military events.

The VIP experience includes special seating and something that is personally welcomed at the event. Other events that provide this VIP access are the Force Ready for June 10 in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
But Trump has been criticized for the march, mainly because of its expensiveness. The estimated cost ranges from $25 million to $45 million, before calculating things like repairing damaged roads for tanks or cleaning costs after activity.

As mentioned in the Washington Post report, Naveed Shah from the General Defense Department of Veterans Group said the march seemed to be more about Trump’s self than respecting soldiers.

According to Daily Beasts, White House Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly defended the parade, saying it was a tribute to everyone serving in the military. She also said the cost will be shared by the Department of the Army and the U.S. Semi-month Commission. Trump said the march was not only for his birthday, but he called it “peanuts” compared to celebrating the value of American military power, adding: “We have the greatest missiles, submarines, tanks, tanks, weapons in the world. We will celebrate NBC’s coverage, according to NBC’s report, why did ace ace beat the day of the march? Former Trump’s national security adviser, Bolton, said officials warned Trump that everything his birthday parade would cost and that according to the Wall Street Journal report, the United States will not hold a military parade without real reason.

Bolton said they finally convinced Trump not to do that at that time because repairs, costs and chaos would annoy the public. In 2018, Trump wanted a similar march, but DC officials were not allowed to do so, especially Mayor Muriel Bowser.

FAQ

Q1. How much will Trump’s birthday parade cost?
Trump’s march ranges from about $25 million to $45 million.

Q2. Who can visit Trump’s march?
Donors of the 250 U.S. may receive VIP seats and special treatment at events.