One of the last decisions Donald Trump made as president was to create statues of 250 people’s representatives in the history of the United States, which would be placed in the same place known as the “Garden of American Heroes.” American athletes). One of the 250 statues is NBA legend Kobe Bryant, who died a year ago.
A surprising gesture that Kobe is not one of Donald Trump’s supporters. “He must serve not only himself, but his country as well. The first thing anyone in that position must do is not to divide the people. He must understand that his responsibility is to serve all citizens. All of them,” Kobe said, quoting Marca.
Donald Trump, “The Garden of American Heroes”
“America’s Hope for Greatness has been attacked by dangerous anti – American extremists in recent months and years who seek to destroy history, institutions and even our country’s identity.” The Garden is America’s response to this foolish attempt to destroy our heroes, values and way of life.
It will be a place where young and old citizens can refresh their vision of their greatness, and it will help them accept the challenge I gave to every American in my first speech to Congress: “Believe in yourself, believe in your future, believe in America once again,” Trump told the president in one of his recent plans.
Among the 250 statues are the immortals of Elvis Presley, Louis Armstrong, Whitney Houston, and Muhammad Ali.
- Kobe Bryant, one of the greatest basketball players in history, died on January 26, 2020, at the age of 41, following a helicopter crash with his 13-year-old daughter and seven others in Calabasas, California.
Kobe Bryant
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