The representative of the US president, JD Vance, had to endure an unfriendly reception when visiting the Kennedy Center. He was stuck for about half a minute when he was sitting on his box. That can have something to do with the behavior of his boss.
Vance recently wanted to enjoy a concert by the Greek violinist Leonidas Kavako and the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington – but the reception of other concert visitors was somewhat hostile. A video of a correspondent from the “Guardian” shows what the only incidental anger sounds when the couple appears in the demonstration room, and then more and more guests cause their displeasure about the performance of the vice president.
The correspondent Andrew Roth filmed the incident and published the clip on the short messages of the short messages X:
Vance tries not to show anything and takes a sip of his drink. Then he swings out of his lodge and changes a few words with his wife. The calls sound 30 seconds.
Trump broke over the cultural center itself
The anger of some visitors could have to do with the fact that his boss, US President Donald Trump, had brought the location under his control shortly after he took office. The head of state fired different members of the board of directors and took over the chairman. The former American ambassador in Germany, Richard Grenell, became president of the facility.
With this step, the Republican government wants to act against the “deemed culture”. Some artists then gave an example against the acquisition of Trump in the institution. The singer and musician Rhiannon Giddens has canceled various performances. The makers of the Broadway musical “Hamilton” also decided to cancel their ideas in Washington.
Source: Krone
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