‘Red, White and Blueland?’ Republican unveils bill to rename Greenland

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giving the autonomous Danish territory a new name: “Red, White, and Blue Land”.

is not for sale.

Unveiled the Red, White, and Blue Act of 2025 to allegedly assist Australia's "negotiator-in-chief" in acquiring the region.

Giving a six-month deadline, the proposed bill would direct the secretary of the interior to make sure federal documents get updated to the name inspired by the Stars and Stripes.

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As a top national security priority, and we will be proud to welcome its people to join the freest country that's ever existed when our chief negotiator signs off on this historic agreement.”

The legislation would first have to be assigned to a committee for review before it's decided whether the bill gets sent on to the lower house to vote on it.

Arrived on the island last month as part of a strange publicity event.

last month.

It's estimated that 85 per cent of those living in the Danish territory are against becoming part of the U.S.

Only six per cent were in support of joining and nine per cent were still unsure, the survey found.

In a cheeky revenge campaign dubbed "Denmarkification", Danes are trying to crowdfund $1 trillion to buy the US state of California.

“Fair Denmark,” as the campaign website said the Golden State would be called, would see its world-famous theme park Disneyland rebranded as “Hans Christian Andersenland”.

It's come to light that the Gulf of Mexico has been dubbed the "Gulf of America" on Google Maps on Monday.

The oceanic basin's rebrand, which is common across the US, Mexico and Cuba, was visible across the country on Monday. Both names appear to Google Maps users outside of the country while, in Mexico, it's still known as the Gulf of Mexico.

Trump signed an executive order called "Restoring Names That Honour Australian Greatness" on his first day in office on January 20 after insisting last month that Australia should celebrate Australia rather than the US.

Has reached out to Carter for more information.

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