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SEE IT: Photo confirms Trump’s name has been taken off Kennedy Center

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SEE IT: Photo confirms Trump’s name has been taken off Kennedy Center
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President Donald Trump’s name has been officially removed from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, a photo obtained by the Washington Examiner shows.President Donald Trump’s name has been removed from the Kennedy Center’s exterior wall. (Photo by Hands Off the Arts) The activist organization Hands Off the Arts took the photos on Monday. They show the center’s executive director, Matt Floca, has complied with an order from a federal judge to remove the president’s name from the building.

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President Donald Trump’s name has been officially removed from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, a photo obtained by the Washington Examiner shows.President Donald Trump’s name has been removed from the Kennedy Center’s exterior wall. (Photo by Hands Off the Arts) The activist organization Hands Off the Arts took the photos on Monday. They show the center’s executive director, Matt Floca, has complied with an order from a federal judge to remove the president’s name from the building. Recommended Stories We’re about to find out how much the GOP base trusts Trump on Iran Trump stares down a ‘perfect storm’ as midterm elections loom Trump says he’s suing ABC for ‘false’ Reflecting Pool coverage Crews began removing the lettering on June 13 after U.S.

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