Anonymous wrote:I’m glad Trump will have something to run now that Elon is President. We need to keep Trump feeling like he’s doing something.

Hopefully Elon will have his sharpies and paper sent over.

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Anonymous wrote:Not for nothing…
But Hitler f’ed around with arts too. He was a failed and frustrated painter.
He hated modern art.
He wanted everything to be in the classical style and passed laws censoring the art he disfavored.
It’s all just the same song with a slightly different tune.
Hopefully the tune is different enough.

You losers are so full of HITLER.

And you MAGA are completely ignoring the felon’s blind worship of Hitler, Orban, and Stalin.

This! it's actually frightening that they don't see the signs and some MAGA see it but are pretending not to.

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The Library of Congress needs to be next.

What did the Library of Congress do???

They hold books. Can't have that.

Picture books of Trump would be ok though.

I’m glad Trump will have something to run now that Elon is President. We need to keep Trump feeling like he’s doing something.

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Anonymous wrote:Not for nothing…
But Hitler f’ed around with arts too. He was a failed and frustrated painter.
He hated modern art.
He wanted everything to be in the classical style and passed laws censoring the art he disfavored.
It’s all just the same song with a slightly different tune.
Hopefully the tune is different enough.

You losers are so full of HITLER.

And you MAGA are completely ignoring the felon’s blind worship of Hitler, Orban, and Stalin.

We can all presume the rainbow flood lights at Christmas will revert back to red and green.

Anonymous wrote:Not for nothing…
But Hitler f’ed around with arts too. He was a failed and frustrated painter.
He hated modern art.
He wanted everything to be in the classical style and passed laws censoring the art he disfavored.
It’s all just the same song with a slightly different tune.
Hopefully the tune is different enough.

You losers are so full of HITLER.

Anonymous wrote:Trans Siberia orchestra

That one will get a keyword flag from DOGE

There are a lot of Trump fan clubs out there and they have all the info on his likes and dislikes. All it takes is a web search. Therefore it’s not too hard to see what programming changes are on the horizon. Less Wagner, but more power classical music in the vein of Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, etc. More Andrew Lloyd Webber, less Lin Manuel Miranda. There won’t be any Kid Rock. No one, not even the Trumps, like his horrifying rap rock music.

There will be some decoration changes, like U.S. flags in the soon-to-be-renamed Hall of Nations. Menu changes for the Terrace Restaurant. Things like that.

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Anonymous wrote:Autocrats hate the arts. Leads to freedom
of thought and expression (and he’s probably envious of JFK’s popularity)

Trump enjoys going out to musicals. Among his favorites are Cats, Phantom of the Opera (the phantom song was used during his 2016 campaign), the 1982 musical Little Orphan Annie (where the tycoon saves the orphan), the Music Man, and there are others.

There were articles on his specific musical tastes published a few years back. They are easily searched via the web

Kind of cringe that you know Trump’s favorite musicals.

And even more cringe that they are Cats and Phantom! So he went to musicals 30-40 years ago? What has he done since then—and while in public office—to advance the arts? That person is stuck in the past, but I guess that’s why the concept of a “Golden Era” appeals to Trumpsters.

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Anonymous wrote:Autocrats hate the arts. Leads to freedom
of thought and expression (and he’s probably envious of JFK’s popularity)

Trump enjoys going out to musicals. Among his favorites are Cats, Phantom of the Opera (the phantom song was used during his 2016 campaign), the 1982 musical Little Orphan Annie (where the tycoon saves the orphan), the Music Man, and there are others.

There were articles on his specific musical tastes published a few years back. They are easily searched via the web

Kind of cringe that you know Trump’s favorite musicals.

Anonymous wrote:Can Trump please get rid of Shear Madness? It’s embarrassing that this stale, cringey show is still going on.

He’ll replace it with Steel Magnolias and Aspects of Love.

Can Trump please get rid of Shear Madness? It’s embarrassing that this stale, cringey show is still going on.

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Anonymous wrote:Autocrats hate the arts. Leads to freedom
of thought and expression (and he’s probably envious of JFK’s popularity)

Trump enjoys going out to musicals. Among his favorites are Cats, Phantom of the Opera (the phantom song was used during his 2016 campaign), the 1982 musical Little Orphan Annie (where the tycoon saves the orphan), the Music Man, and there are others.

There were articles on his specific musical tastes published a few years back. They are easily searched via the web

In the 80’s? When he spoke in coherent sentences and he was a Democrat?

Back in the 80s and 90s he’d go to the Met, Carnegie Hall, the musical productions on Broadway. It’s been written about. Just read the society pages from back then.

Yeah. You’re missing my point. And you’ve obviously not read much history.

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Anonymous wrote:Autocrats hate the arts. Leads to freedom
of thought and expression (and he’s probably envious of JFK’s popularity)

Trump enjoys going out to musicals. Among his favorites are Cats, Phantom of the Opera (the phantom song was used during his 2016 campaign), the 1982 musical Little Orphan Annie (where the tycoon saves the orphan), the Music Man, and there are others.

There were articles on his specific musical tastes published a few years back. They are easily searched via the web

In the 80’s? When he spoke in coherent sentences and he was a Democrat?

Back in the 80s and 90s he’d go to the Met, Carnegie Hall, the musical productions on Broadway. It’s been written about. Just read the society pages from back then.