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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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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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