Trump wants to give Kennedy Center to
Congress after judge orders his name removed
from buiding
Posted By: ConservativeYankee, 5/29/2026 7:30:21 PM
President Trump declared Friday that he has “no interest in continuing” to oversee operations and renovations at the Kennedy Center – and will move to transfer those responsibilities to Congress – after a federal judge ordered his name to be removed from the performing arts venue. District Judge Christopher Cooper ruled that within 14 days all physical signage bearing Trump’s name must be removed from the building and all references to a “Trump Kennedy Center” must be eliminated from official materials, in response to a lawsuit by Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio), who is an ex-officio member of the institution’s board.
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assessment, looks 14 years younger than
he is: physical 4 replies
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he is: physical 4 replies
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Judge Married To Joe Biden’s Personal
Attorney Says Trump Can’t Put His Name
On Kennedy Center 14 replies
Attorney Says Trump Can’t Put His Name
On Kennedy Center 14 replies
The federal judge who ruled Friday that it is unlawful for President Donald Trump to add his name to the Kennedy Center is the husband of former President Joe Biden’s personal attorney.
U.S. District Judge Christopher R. Cooper, who is married to Joe Biden’s personal attorney Amy Jeffress, ruled that President Trump can’t legally add his name to the Kennedy Center, effectively blocking the performing arts venue’s updated moniker — the Trump Kennedy Center, court documents show. Cooper also blocked the administration’s plans for a two-year closure so the center can undergo significant renovations.
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Trump wants to give Kennedy Center to
Congress after judge orders his name removed
from buiding 16 replies
Congress after judge orders his name removed
from buiding 16 replies
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Trump wants to give Kennedy Center to
Congress after judge orders his name removed
from buiding 16 replies
Congress after judge orders his name removed
from buiding 16 replies
President Trump declared Friday that he has “no interest in continuing” to oversee operations and renovations at the Kennedy Center – and will move to transfer those responsibilities to Congress – after a federal judge ordered his name to be removed from the performing arts venue.
District Judge Christopher Cooper ruled that within 14 days all physical signage bearing Trump’s name must be removed from the building and all references to a “Trump Kennedy Center” must be eliminated from official materials, in response to a lawsuit by Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio), who is an ex-officio member of the institution’s board.
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Judge Married To Joe Biden’s Personal
Attorney Says Trump Can’t Put His Name
On Kennedy Center 14 replies
Attorney Says Trump Can’t Put His Name
On Kennedy Center 14 replies
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U.S. District Judge Christopher R. Cooper, who is married to Joe Biden’s personal attorney Amy Jeffress, ruled that President Trump can’t legally add his name to the Kennedy Center, effectively blocking the performing arts venue’s updated moniker — the Trump Kennedy Center, court documents show. Cooper also blocked the administration’s plans for a two-year closure so the center can undergo significant renovations.
According to Judge Cooper, Trump’s name cannot be added as the law that established the center “makes crystal
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