要联合志同道合的人,致力把 Kennedy Center 的名字恢复原状。

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美国以往以前总统名冠名某地方都是后人做的。老川这个做法吃相太难看。
President Donald Trump has uniquely broken modern norms by actively placing his own name on high-profile public assets, including the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the U.S. Institute of Peace. This contrasts with historical tradition, where presidents typically have places named after them posthumously.
Russell Riley, co-director of the Presidential Oral History Program at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center, confirmed in an email that there is no precedent for Trump’s vanity. “These kinds of honors have always been bestowed after leaving office. Culturally, it was considered inappropriate in the United States for a president to honor himself in this way; the primary value of such tributes used to lie in the fact that his fellow citizens understood that his service deserved to be remembered forever by naming important institutions or places after him,” Riley explains. “Any presidential action can be easily reversed by the next president. So I would bet that Trump’s name won’t remain on the Kennedy Center for long after January 2029 [when the next occupant of the White House moves in]."
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shepherd17 写了: ↑今天, 08:37美国以往以前总统名冠名某地方都是后人做的。老川这个做法吃相太难看。
President Donald Trump has uniquely broken modern norms by actively placing his own name on high-profile public assets, including the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the U.S. Institute of Peace. This contrasts with historical tradition, where presidents typically have places named after them posthumously.
Russell Riley, co-director of the Presidential Oral History Program at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center, confirmed in an email that there is no precedent for Trump’s vanity. “These kinds of honors have always been bestowed after leaving office. Culturally, it was considered inappropriate in the United States for a president to honor himself in this way; the primary value of such tributes used to lie in the fact that his fellow citizens understood that his service deserved to be remembered forever by naming important institutions or places after him,” Riley explains. “Any presidential action can be easily reversed by the next president. So I would bet that Trump’s name won’t remain on the Kennedy Center for long after January 2029 [when the next occupant of the White House moves in]."
https://english.elpais.com/usa/2025-12- ... ors%20have
,things%20named%20after%20Donald%20Trump.%E2%80%9D
挺好,你退休后致力于给川普去冠名,蜻蜓退休后致力于给川普冠名。
我对给人冠名没兴趣,给我们家的猫冠名可以。
resso 写了: ↑今天, 08:40shepherd17 写了: ↑今天, 08:37美国以往以前总统名冠名某地方都是后人做的。老川这个做法吃相太难看。
President Donald Trump has uniquely broken modern norms by actively placing his own name on high-profile public assets, including the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the U.S. Institute of Peace. This contrasts with historical tradition, where presidents typically have places named after them posthumously.
Russell Riley, co-director of the Presidential Oral History Program at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center, confirmed in an email that there is no precedent for Trump’s vanity. “These kinds of honors have always been bestowed after leaving office. Culturally, it was considered inappropriate in the United States for a president to honor himself in this way; the primary value of such tributes used to lie in the fact that his fellow citizens understood that his service deserved to be remembered forever by naming important institutions or places after him,” Riley explains. “Any presidential action can be easily reversed by the next president. So I would bet that Trump’s name won’t remain on the Kennedy Center for long after January 2029 [when the next occupant of the White House moves in]."
https://english.elpais.com/usa/2025-12- ... ors%20have
,things%20named%20after%20Donald%20Trump.%E2%80%9D挺好,你退休后致力于给川普去冠名,蜻蜓退休后致力于给川普冠名。
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shepherd17 写了: ↑今天, 08:37美国以往以前总统名冠名某地方都是后人做的。老川这个做法吃相太难看。
President Donald Trump has uniquely broken modern norms by actively placing his own name on high-profile public assets, including the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the U.S. Institute of Peace. This contrasts with historical tradition, where presidents typically have places named after them posthumously.
Russell Riley, co-director of the Presidential Oral History Program at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center, confirmed in an email that there is no precedent for Trump’s vanity. “These kinds of honors have always been bestowed after leaving office. Culturally, it was considered inappropriate in the United States for a president to honor himself in this way; the primary value of such tributes used to lie in the fact that his fellow citizens understood that his service deserved to be remembered forever by naming important institutions or places after him,” Riley explains. “Any presidential action can be easily reversed by the next president. So I would bet that Trump’s name won’t remain on the Kennedy Center for long after January 2029 [when the next occupant of the White House moves in]."
https://english.elpais.com/usa/2025-12- ... ors%20have
,things%20named%20after%20Donald%20Trump.%E2%80%9D
杨倌老师,你对川普太上心了,不值得啊