Trump's Kennedy Center Naming Push Breaks With Presidential Tradition
Trump's effort to put his name on the Kennedy Center and other public sites contrasts with a longstanding pattern among sitting presidents.
The Chestnut Post Staff ·
Trump is pushing to have his name attached to the Kennedy Center and other public sites, a departure from the usual practice of sitting presidents.
NPR's historical overview finds that presidents in office have rarely sought to put their own names on government assets. Trump's push stands out against that pattern, though the practice is not entirely without precedent.
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