Tuesday, November 10, 2026

The Kennedy Family — Except Disloyal RFK Jr — Files Suit to Stop Trump’s Munition-filled Arch from Being Built Near Arlington Cemetery

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The Kennedy family has filed suit against the Trump administration to stop the ridiculous munition-filled arch in Washington DC.

That is, the family except disloyal former heroin addict Robert F. Kennedy Jr. He and the family are estranged due to his brain rot.

For now, the plaintiffs are all siblings or cousins of RFK Jr. They do not include Caroline Kennedy or any of her children, or Maria Shriver and her siblings. They may join later.

The lawsuit begins this way: “

“President Donald J. Trump is attempting to unlawfully erect a massive arch that
will permanently cast shadows over and damage historically significant sight lines to the existing
gravesites and memorials established in the Kennedy family’s honor at Arlington National
Cemetery, as well as to the memorials of hundreds of thousands of fallen American heroes.”

It adds:

“The Arch will also obstruct the clear sight line of the Kennedy Gravesites and
the John F. Kennedy Eternal Flame, in Arlington National Cemetery, from the Arlington Memorial
Bridge, destroying an essential element of the Gravesites’ design; and, according to a forensic
study, the Arch will permanently cast a shadow over the Kennedy Gravesites and the graves of
servicemen and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country.”

It’s actually surprising that the Kennedys haven’t filed suit over the destruction of the Kennedy Center. But everyone has their breaking point.

Read the whole complaint here.

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Roger Friedman
Roger Friedman
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