GOP Senator John Kennedy from Louisiana stated on Sunday that public officials should not have buildings named after them while they are alive. This comment comes as President Trump is seeking to rename the Kennedy Center after himself. During an interview on CBS News’s 'Face the Nation,' Kennedy emphasized that public officials, including Trump, should not utilize public funds for what he described as private advertisements.
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Senator Kennedy proposes rule against naming buildings after living politicians
Senator John Kennedy proposed that public officials should not have buildings named in their honor while they are still living. His remarks were made during a CBS News interview, in the context of President Trump's efforts to rename the Kennedy Center after himself.
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