And now the Kennedy Center

[Anonymous]

Daily reminder that all Republicans are criminal traitors.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Names of streets, buildings, airports, bridges, and schools get changed all the time. People are fine with it as long as it's their favored person's name.

Yeah but normally those things are named after somebody already dead, not named after our Dear Leader.

Typical Trump. Declaring victory before even trying to fulfill the promise.

[Anonymous]

DC municipal crews should clean up the vandalism at the Kennedy Center.

[Anonymous]

Brian and his dog, George, randomly walking by the KC tell NBC-4 why it’s wrong to change the name:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSdbqLdDfKR

This guy has gone viral.

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Anonymous wrote:One could attend performances and use alternate entrances to avoid the new sign— garage or side doors.

Except no one is attending performances anyway. They are moving events into smaller and smaller theaters and there are still lots of empty seats. ETTD.

It's sad-I know performers there, and they have nothing to do with Trump's politics, but they are suffering because audiences are down because of all of these Trump admin actions.

I feel bad for the performers, but Trump and Kennedy Center leadership claim funding is WAY UP, so hopefully the performers are getting paid? Unless, of course, funding is not up to- or they are not using the funding to actually pay for the arts.

[Anonymous]

IT is vandalism. A crime. A crime that Don the Con committed not in his capacity as president, but as a board member. thus, no immunity. Add one more felony to the ever growing list.

2029 will be an epic years for crime enforcement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One could attend performances and use alternate entrances to avoid the new sign— garage or side doors.

Except no one is attending performances anyway. They are moving events into smaller and smaller theaters and there are still lots of empty seats. ETTD.

It's sad-I know performers there, and they have nothing to do with Trump's politics, but they are suffering because audiences are down because of all of these Trump admin actions.

Perhaps audiences will ultimately increase if the arts seem more welcoming and friendly to conservatives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One could attend performances and use alternate entrances to avoid the new sign— garage or side doors.

Except no one is attending performances anyway. They are moving events into smaller and smaller theaters and there are still lots of empty seats. ETTD.

It's sad-I know performers there, and they have nothing to do with Trump's politics, but they are suffering because audiences are down because of all of these Trump admin actions.

Perhaps audiences will ultimately increase if the arts seem more welcoming and friendly to conservatives.

If conservatives want conservatives friendly art then they can go ahead and go into the arts. Nothing is stopping them from writing an award winning play or musical..

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What a wonderful and much needed name change!

I'm already having fun with this 😆

What’s fun about it?

Baiting and watching left wingers go absolutely insane especially the blue and green hair folks.
Its like Pavlov's dog.
Most people in the middle know this is beyond ridiculous and lasts exactly 1 presidential election cycle.

All Trump et al are capable of are trolling democrats. They can’t seem to lower inflation, build middle class housing, or expand jobs that pay a living wage. All Trump does is put his name where it’s not welcome as he makes up dumb bronze plaques to hang under Obama’s portrait.

AND spend, spend, spend, spend! All the costs associated with all these stupid name changes are insane. And yet, with the Group Of Pedos in charge, entirely predictable

Donald J Trump Center for Pedophilic Arts and Klan Rally Convention Center.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One could attend performances and use alternate entrances to avoid the new sign— garage or side doors.

Except no one is attending performances anyway. They are moving events into smaller and smaller theaters and there are still lots of empty seats. ETTD.

It's sad-I know performers there, and they have nothing to do with Trump's politics, but they are suffering because audiences are down because of all of these Trump admin actions.

Perhaps audiences will ultimately increase if the arts seem more welcoming and friendly to conservatives.

Okay KKKaroline....go play somewhere else the adults are talking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who would have thought building that darn ballroom might be the least crazy thing he is changing about the White House/D.C. institutions.

Sadly me....he is following Hitler's handbook It's horrifying to watch but I'm not shocked.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One could attend performances and use alternate entrances to avoid the new sign— garage or side doors.

Except no one is attending performances anyway. They are moving events into smaller and smaller theaters and there are still lots of empty seats. ETTD.

It's sad-I know performers there, and they have nothing to do with Trump's politics, but they are suffering because audiences are down because of all of these Trump admin actions.

Perhaps audiences will ultimately increase if the arts seem more welcoming and friendly to conservatives.

Perhaps. What would that look like though?

I’ve always thought that the Kennedy Center was welcoming to everyone— with a wide variety of offerings and programs for a wide variety of tastes, interests and budgets. My annual-ish enjoyment of programs that interest me in no way interferes with or takes away from someone else’s enjoyment of some very different programs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One could attend performances and use alternate entrances to avoid the new sign— garage or side doors.

Except no one is attending performances anyway. They are moving events into smaller and smaller theaters and there are still lots of empty seats. ETTD.

It's sad-I know performers there, and they have nothing to do with Trump's politics, but they are suffering because audiences are down because of all of these Trump admin actions.

Perhaps audiences will ultimately increase if the arts seem more welcoming and friendly to conservatives.

For example?

[Anonymous]

I meed to know the psychology behind his obsession with putting his name on buildings. Even when I barely knew who he was, I remember seeing Trump Tower on NY and thinking how odd it was and that no other building had the owner/occupant’s name on it. When I was in Chicago recently, it really struck me. There it was. Ruining the best view in the city. The only building with the owner’s last name in giant obnoxious letters. Now he is going around DC plastering his name wherever he feels like? Can someone with a mental health degree please break this down for me? It has clearly escalated along with his cognitive decline. Now it isn’t even buildings he owns or occupies. Just random buildings in DC that nobody associates with him in any way. Is he in a panic, realizing that he will eventually die and won’t be able to take over the airwaves for attention every day? So he wants to make everyone at least see his name everywhere? Does he not realize that it is not some sort of honor to name buildings after yourself?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC municipal crews should clean up the vandalism at the Kennedy Center.

So true!
I think the vandals who “followed” illegal orders should be arrested and prosecuted.