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Jean's avatar

I’m so glad to see the crowd outside of the Kennedy Center! I regret it’s necessary to protect buildings and other precious sites belonging to the American people from one individual who cares nothing for the desires of THE PEOPLE he was elected to represent!!!

Thommy Day's avatar

I can conceive of a mentally ill person wanting to name everything after himself. What is continually impossible for me to fathom is why other people around him would support and facilitate such destructive behavior.

Catamount's avatar

It’s going to be a wonderful day when Trump is gone!

Maureen's avatar

Just not soon enough

Bonnie Ollinger's avatar

Way to go DC people. Protect our national treasures

Kathleen O'Reilly's avatar

That Natalie has no sense of smell.

Bobbie Oila's avatar

What I want to know is what happened the day after the gathering at the Kennedy Center…and the days after that. I must not be very good at researching because all I could find was about that day or days before. One day’s enthusiastic protest is remarkable, but who’s going to stay and stand their ground in the days after to at least witness possible (probable) destruction even if we can’t stop it? I would be there myself if I could. I’m afraid we’re going to have something globally much worse to protest very soon and I hope this particular issue is not overshadowed.

J.C. Bruce's avatar

Crowds were much smaller today.

Jim Pinson's avatar

Yet another Trumpster fire.

Elizabeth Corwin's avatar

Was that Saturday or Friday outside the Kennedy Center?

J.C. Bruce's avatar

Friday. Thanks for asking. It was a two-day event and I have updated the post on the website to make that clear.

Nancy's avatar

“I'll huff, and I'll puff, and maybe I'll run out of breath.”

Peter Burkard's avatar

He's just like OJ...if he can't have what he wants, nobody else can. Seems like the same sickness. Have yet to see others make this comparison but it seems to me to be a good one.

Linda Cothron's avatar

The crowd at the Kennedy Center is wonderful! I have questions about his destructive plans. Don't the companies that build and demolish need permits? I understand that a copy of the permit is usually posted on site. Who approves and issues the permits? Why aren't the contractors penalized? What is the company that demolished the East Wing? What was done with historic materials that were in the building?

Victoria Block's avatar

DJT belongs in a straight jacket, not the WH or the Kennedy Center….