What's in a name

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : " Navigating shifts A spokesperson said National Geographic, a prominent map maker in the U.S., does not comment on individual cases and referred questions to its website, where a statement reads in part that it "strives to be apolitical, to consult multiple authoritative sources, and to make independent decisions based on extensive research."
47% : It will, however, use the name Mount McKinley instead of Denali because, as president, Trump has the authority to change federal geographical names within the U.S. On social media, one post noted the Sears Tower in Chicago was renamed the Willis Tower in 2009, though it's still commonly known by its original moniker.
36% : Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum joked that if Trump went ahead with the renaming, her country would rename North America "Mexican America."
24% : North America's highest mountain peak still will loom above Alaska whether it's called Denali, as ordered by former President Barack Obama in 2015, or changed back to Mount McKinley as Trump decreed.

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