Summary
The plan to rename the Kennedy Center as the Trump-Kennedy Center has resulted in strong reactions. President Trump has secured funding for its renovation and replaced board members, leading to this proposal. Many people, including public figures and Kennedy family members, have criticized the idea, calling it disrespectful to President Kennedy's legacy.
Key Facts
- The Kennedy Center board voted to rename it the Trump-Kennedy Center.
- President Trump replaced the board members after taking office.
- Trump secured $257 million for renovating the venue.
- Public figures and Kennedy family members have criticized the renaming plan.
- The Kennedy Center was established to honor President John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated in 1963.
- Some Trump supporters back the renaming, citing his efforts to improve the center.
- The U.S. President also recently renamed the Department of Defense to the Department of War.
- Democratic Representative Steve Cohen and Joe Kennedy III voiced strong opposition to the renaming proposal.
