
Trump administration officials are reportedly exploring the possibility of adding the president's name to various government sites, including Ford's Theater, according to a report citing internal discussions.
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The report highlights potential renaming or branding initiatives involving federal properties.
Trump administration officials are circulating a list of government sites that could potentially have the presidentâs name added to them, according to a report.
One of the sites in consideration is Fordâs Theater, where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated, MS Now reported, citing people familiar with the discussions.
It was not immediately clear if administration officials hoped to completely change the name, or just attach Trumpâs name to it. An administration official told the outlet that the idea had been discussed, but they didnât know where it stood.
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