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Maria Shriver Slams MAGA's 'Petty' Effort to Rename Kennedy Center After Trumps Paved JFK's Rose Garden: 'What's Next?'
Following the news that House Republicans have introduced two proposals intending to rename the Kennedy Center and its Opera House after Donald and first lady Melania Trump, respectively, Maria Shriv...

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Maria Shriver trashes GOP push to rename Kennedy Center after Trump: 'Makes my blood boil'
Can the Kennedy Center be renamed for the Trumps?
Maria Shriver blasts GOP bill to rename Kennedy Center after Trump as ‘so petty, so small minded’
Maria Shriver on Monday took to social media to deride Republican efforts to rename the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts after President Trump, calling the move “petty” and “small minded...

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JFK’s Niece Tears Into ‘Insane’ MAGA Plot to Rename Kennedy Center for Trump
Maria Shriver rips GOP bill to rename Kennedy Center after Trump: ‘This is insane’
House Republican Bill Proposes Renaming Kennedy Center After President Trump
Jack Schlossberg, grandson of President Kennedy, publicly criticized the efforts, quoting his grandfather in a statement about national values and remembrance.

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Maddow Blog | Make Entertainment Great Again Act: Republican wants to rename Kennedy Center for Trump
Kennedy Center no more? Republican bill would rename iconic space for Trump

Renaming the Kennedy Center for Donald and Melania Trump would violate the law that created it

The Kennedy Center can’t include new memorials or plaques — for donors or presidents — under U.S. law. Republicans would need to change that to rename it for the Trumps.

Trump talks Gaza, Epstein island

It’s Monday. How is everyone in the House enjoying the first real day of recess? Hopefully you’re right behind them, Senate staffers! In today’s issue: Trump says he refused Epstein invite

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Kennedy Center

It's been the center of Washington's arts scene for decades, but how did one of the city's most famous monuments transform from something universally beloved to a hot rod for controversy.
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