Congressman Cohen calls renaming the Trump Kennedy Center sacrilegious to President Kennedy
Tennessee Congressman Steve Cohen says in floor remarks that having learned the Kennedy Center Board had voted to rename the Kennedy Center as the Trump Kennedy Center it was sacrilegious to a President whose name was attached to being assassinated for giving his life for his country, and the idea Donald Trump would want his name to come before or after Kennedy's was a sacrilege and should not be changed ever and should go through this Congress who named it the Kennedy Center by a bill that went through the House and was signed by President Johnson, so if Trump would have any sense of dignity or honor should renounce it.
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