A bunch of crybaby celebrities, who all have more money in their bank accounts than the average person would see in several lifetimes, have announced they are tucking their tails and running as far away from the Kennedy Center as possible after it was revealed that President Donald Trump was named its chairman after firing former President Deborah Rutter. Good riddance, y’all.
One of many reasons Trump being named to this position is so important is because it represents his march through the institutions, all of which were taken over and poisoned by progressives for decades now. While they took all those years to infiltrate Hollywood, the education system, politics, finance, business, churches, and so on, Trump is blasting through them in a matter of weeks, burning out the infection.
On Wednesday, the Kennedy Center announced they had a whole new slate of board members, all of whom were appointed by the president, before going on to say that the new board elected Mr. Trump to be chairman and booted Rutter. Trump’s administration removed a total of 18 board members, all of whom were appointed by former President Joe Biden.
“It is a Great Honor to be Chairman of The Kennedy Center, especially with this amazing Board of Trustees. We will make The Kennedy Center a very special and exciting place!” the president stated in a post published on his Truth Social account.
“Several prominent stars have announced they will be cutting ties with the Kennedy Center due to the Trump administration’s shakeup. Musician Ben Folds, who served as artistic adviser to the National Symphony Orchestra, announced that he would be resigning from his position “given developments at the Kennedy Center,'” Breitbart reported.
Folds took to his Instagram where he said, “It’s been a wonderful 8 years,” before stating that the staff at the Kennedy Center encouraged “thousands of fresh new audiences to appreciate symphonic music.”
“Superstar soprano Renée Fleming also said in a statement she will be departing from her role as artistic adviser at large to the Kennedy Center,” the article continued.
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“I’ve treasured the bipartisan support for this institution as a beacon of America at our best,” Fleming went on to say in a statement. “I hope the Kennedy Center continues to flourish and serve the passionate and diverse audience in our nation’s capital and across the country.”
“They have both been an inspiration to me; and out of respect, I think it right to depart as well,” Fleming added. “I’ve treasured the bi-partisan support for this institution as a beacon of America at our best. I hope the Kennedy Center continues to flourish and serve the passionate and diverse audience in our nation’s capital and across the country.”
Shonda Rimes, a popular and well liked TV writer and producer, also stepped down from the board after serving as its treasurer.
“Please be advised that as of today, Shonda Rhimes has resigned from the board of the Kennedy Center,” a spokesperson for Rhimes said to Hollywood trade publication Deadline.