President Donald Trump has long made clear that empathy isn’t his strong suit. From cutting food aid to blocking health care subsidies, he has repeatedly forced Americans to struggle when it suits his agenda.

Now he’s at it again—this time proposing a vanity project that could cost taxpayers up to $2 billion.

According to NBC News, Trump’s directive to rebrand the Department of Defense as the Department of War would require replacing thousands of signs, letterheads, badges, and digital systems across U.S. military installations worldwide.

Just swapping out signage and letterhead could cost roughly $1 billion, sources told NBC. But one of the biggest expenses would come from rewriting code and rebranding the department’s digital infrastructure—updating software across classified and uncl

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