Sticker Mule's Trump Sign Ignites Free Speech Debate in New York Town

A 100-foot 'Vote For Trump' sign by Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino challenges Amsterdam's zoning laws and sparks political controversy.

Sticker Mule's massive 'Vote For Trump' sign in Amsterdam, New York, has sparked a legal and political debate over local zoning codes and free speech.
The city of Amsterdam argues the sign violates code because it doesn't relate to the business underneath and could distract drivers, leading to potential accidents.
Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino proceeded with a public lighting ceremony after a judge lifted a temporary restraining order, citing jurisdictional issues.
Constantino, who supports Trump, frames the sign as a symbol of free speech and unity, despite the city's concerns and legal challenges.
The sign has attracted national attention, including praise from Trump, and has become a focal point for discussions on political expression and local governance.