OOF: Trump Campaign's Anti-Kamala Harris Signs Have 1 Major Flaw
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You might have to squint to see what happened.
Will the Trump campaign say “you’re fired” to this sign designer?
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump headlined a rally in Bozeman, Montana, on Friday, aiming to bolster support for ousting the state’s Democratic senator, Jon Tester.
During the event, people situated behind Trump held up signs reading, in all capital letters, “Lyin’ Kamala, You’re Fired!” — referring to his presidential opponent, Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. (“You’re fired!” was, of course, Trump’s catchphrase while hosting reality show “The Apprentice.”)
However, the words “Lyin’ Kamala” were significantly smaller than “You’re Fired,” and barely visible in some videos and images from the rally. The resulting visual made it look more like the crowd was using Trump’s own slogan against him.
The signs made an earlier appearance, with the same issue, at Trump’s Atlanta rally last week.
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