TribLIVEDemocrats push back against Rep. Guy Reschenthaler's proposal to rename Dulles airport for Donald Trump
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26% : Furious Democrats on Tuesday pushed back hard against a Republican proposal to rename Dulles International Airport after former President Donald Trump.Lawmakers from northern Virginia and elsewhere derisively mocked the plan introduced by GOP colleagues to slap the name of the twice impeached, four times indicted president on the main international airport serving Washington, D.C."Donald Trump is facing 91 felony charges.11% : Rep. Don Beyer, D-Virginia, said the effort to valorize Trump reflects his authoritarian grip on the Republican Party, which he compared to that of North Korean strongman Kim Jong-un."They know our airport will never be named after Trump," Beyer said.
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