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Should a sitting U.S. president be allowed to put his name on public buildings and landmarks?

President Trump has pushed to attach his name to public assets, including the Kennedy Center, as reporting this week noted that sitting presidents have historically avoided branding government property.

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dagmanVoice #1Oct 7, 12:40 AM

This should've been our first red flag. We shouldn't want a president who wants to put their name on things.

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