Fox NewsNew York company unveils 100-foot 'Vote for Trump' sign, gets sued by Democratic mayor
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12% Somewhat Conservative
- Reliability
50% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
20% Somewhat Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
-8% Negative
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-6% Negative
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67% : And I think it's going to become a major tourist attraction, especially if Trump wins," Constantino said.51% : Dressed in a black T-shirt that said "Trump For Peace," Constantino describes Sticker Mule as "the internet's fastest growing printing company" with 1,200 employees in 39 countries.
43% : On Oct. 3, the city code enforcer sent a notice of violation to Sticker Mule that gave the company two days to remove the "Vote for Trump" sign.
26% : "The mayor, who according to the newspaper has previously called Trump his least favorite president in American history, insisted the city's objections to the sign are about safety, not politics.
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