Donald J. Trump International Airport

[Acer]

Ted King wrote:
I'm guessing his district is the West Virginia of Pennsylvania.

Pretty much everything outside of the greater Pittsburgh and Philadelphia areas is politically conservative, to be diplomatic. To be not so diplomatic, one might refer to those areas as Pennsyltucky.

[steve...]

How about Adolf Hitler International Airport?
Or Benito Mussolini International Airport?
Or Charles Manson International Airport?

I don't think so.

[mrbigstuff]

Unfortunately, in this case, Dulles was the brother of the man responsible for overthrowing governments and mass death, sharing the same name. Although the airport was not named for the evil brother, it's difficult to separate.

[Lemon Drop]

New name: Dullard.

[pdq]

The Hill:

Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) on Tuesday criticized a recently-introduced GOP bill that would rename Washington Dulles International Airport after former President Trump.

“Donald Trump is facing 91 felony charges,” Connolly, whose district includes a portion of Dulles, said in a statement. “If Republicans want to name something after him, I’d suggest they find a federal prison.”

miley-laughing001:

[Fritz]

FYI:

'The Brothers' Who Shaped U.S. Policy,

they were both scum. And lets not forget....

1953 Iranian coup d'état

[S. Pupp]

In 100 years, people will look back on this period of time, and roll on the floor laughing at how primitive we were.

[Acer]

No time for a bill on the border, the greatest crisis our nation has ever faced.
Budgets have to be an 11th hour showdown with your own party every time.

But renaming an airport? On it!

[wurm]

S. Pupp wrote:
In 100 years, people will look back on this period of time, and roll on the floor laughing at how primitive we were.

In 100 years, I shutter to think of what this country might look like.

[AllGold]

Acer wrote:
No time for a bill on the border, the greatest crisis our nation has ever faced.
Budgets have to be an 11th hour showdown with your own party every time.

But renaming an airport? On it!

Republicans want us to think the "crisis at the border" is existential. The reality is the border is far, far, FAR from the greatest crisis our nation has ever faced.