Toby Morton, the comedian and former South Park writer who scooped up the Trump-Kennedy Center domain ahead of its eventual name change, has begun updating its website with fresh content.
Though the official launch of TrumpKennedyCenter.org isn’t set for January, there’s already a (redacted logo) and a landing page welcoming visitors to “A national cultural center dedicated to legacy, loyalty, and the careful presentation of history. Here, tradition is preserved, narratives are curated, and performances are elevated beyond mere art. What is remembered matters. What is omitted matters more. We invite you to experience culture as authority, pageantry as truth, and excellence as defined by those in power.”
There’s also a mission statement, or “A Sacrament Continuation of Purpose,” which reads: “Beginning January 2026, TrumpKennedyCenter.org enters a new era of devotion, unity, and inherited authority. We exist to preserve what must endure, to honor what must not be questioned, and to gather those who understand that greatness is not chosen, it is recognized. Here, tradition is not remembered. It is maintained. Ceremonies, recognitions, and sanctioned appearances will be revealed in due time. Participation is not required, but belonging is expected.”
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As for upcoming events, so far the only thing on the books is a New Year’s Eve performance from The Epstein Dancers.
Due to the very real threat of legal action for the extremely dangerous crime of “parking a domain,” I’ve gone ahead and done a soft launch of TrumpKennedyCenter.org,” Morton wrote in an Instagram post announcing the website’s launch. “The homepage is now live. You can subscribe. You can donate. You can witness the beginning of something that apparently made people nervous enough to send emails.”