Judge questions why Kennedy Center is moving so quickly to return Trump's name to building
Summary
A judge questioned the Kennedy Center's plan to quickly restore President Donald Trump's name to a building after a court blocked an earlier attempt. The judge asked why the center needed to start putting up the name by September 8.Key Facts
- The Kennedy Center wants to put President Trump’s name back on a building.
- A court had previously blocked and reversed an attempt to do this.
- Judge Christopher Cooper expressed doubts about rushing the name restoration.
- The judge specifically questioned the need to start by September 8.
- The hearing lasted nearly two hours.
- President Trump’s lawyer, Bradley Mayers, was making the case for the name return.
- The judge joked that sometimes courts are closed for holidays like Labor Day.
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