A history of presidents naming things after themselves (It's short. They rarely do)

Trump's push to have his name associated with prestigious sites like the Kennedy Center marks a rare exception in presidential history, where leaders typically steer clear of branding government assets with their names. This move has sparked debate on legacy and the potential commercialization of public institutions. While Trump's actions are notable, historical precedents show most presidents have avoided such self-promotion, underscoring a broader tradition of humility and public service over personal branding.