President Donald Trump has unveiled a new White House project that’s already sending the left into fits—and it involves two nearly 100-foot-tall flagpoles, paid for out of his own pocket, that will tower over both the North and South Lawns of the Executive Mansion.

During an impromptu press event on Wednesday, Trump described plans for what he called a long-overdue addition to the White House grounds: “We’re putting up a beautiful, almost 100-foot-tall, American flag [poles] on this side and another one on the other side,” he said, gesturing toward both lawns.

“These flags, top of the line,” he continued. “And they’ve needed flag poles for 200 years. It was something that I’ve often said, ‘you know, they don’t have a flag pole.’”

Trump emphasized that the installations would be completely self-funded. “Paid for by Trump,” he added. “They’ll be here in about a week. It’s gonna be two beautiful poles.”

Images circulating online earlier in the day showed Trump walking across the North Lawn, arms stretched out as he scouted the exact locations for the towering American flags. The official White House Rapid Response account noted, “.@POTUS surveys the North Lawn of the White House to find a suitable location to build a ‘beautiful flag pole for the American flag.’”

Former Trump advisor Dan Scavino added, “President Trump on the North Lawn of the @WhiteHouse looking for the perfect spot to put a 100 ft tall American Flag pole—he will determine a second spot on the South Lawn as well, at his personal expense…”

The flag project is a pointed and very visible contrast to the optics of the prior administration. One social media post summed up the mood on the right: “President Trump is adding MASSIVE American flags to the White House. Biden added a MASSIVE trans flag—notice how the pride flag is in the center rather than the beautiful American flag. President Trump loves his country. The previous administration hates our country.”

It’s not the first time Trump has used the aesthetics of the White House to make a political statement. First Lady Melania Trump’s redesign of the Rose Garden during Trump’s first term prompted full-blown hysteria from left-wing outlets. At the time, The New York Times ran a piece titled, “Marie Antoinette Would Be Proud,” while others piled on with even more theatrical comparisons.

Now, Trump’s latest lawn-level statement is being heralded on the right as a fitting symbol of renewed national pride. And while some on the left are already grumbling about the scale and symbolism of the project, conservative voters are celebrating what they see as a bold and unapologetic message.

“You couldn’t ask for a clearer contrast,” one commentator noted. “Trump is raising the American flag. Biden raised the rainbow flag. It’s not hard to see where the priorities are.”

The White House has not yet announced an official date for the flagpole installations, but crews are expected to begin work within days. The president is reportedly overseeing the details personally, with both poles expected to be visible from Pennsylvania Avenue.

Trump has also teased that more patriotic displays are coming, saying during Wednesday’s briefing, “This is just the beginning.”

If this is any indication, the left is going to need a long summer break.