John, I have an important question for you.

The city of Olyphant, Pennsylvania has a sign ordinance dictating what residents can and cannot display on their own property.

As a staunch supporter of the Center for American Liberty, I want to know where you stand.

John, should the government be allowed to tell anyone what they can or can’t display on their own property under any circumstance?

Thank you for voting.

We’re representing Dave Bliler – a Marine Corps veteran who put up a sign with three choice words for the government.

And whether you agree with his choice of words or not, I think you’ll agree that he has the right to say them – and show them on his own property.

He risked his life fighting for our Constitution – and now city officials are trampling his First Amendment rights.

They threatened him with $500 DAILY fines over his sign.

John, the government isn’t an HOA.

If you ask me, they have no business telling honest, hardworking Americans what they can display in or around their homes.

But I want to hear from you.

So please cast your vote above and make your voice heard.

Sincerely,

Harmeet K. Dhillon

Founder & CEO 

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