Trump’s New Plan to Get His Name Back on the Kennedy Center
Donald Trump just won’t let go of his plans for the Kennedy Center. Less than three months after a federal judge ordered the president’s name stripped from the national arts center, Trump’s handpicked trustees have found a new way to try to put him back on the building. Read: The Kennedy Center’s latest defense raises a new mystery The name resolution will likely renew speculation about why a tarp is still draping the Kennedy Center’s facade.
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