Pennsylvania man takes local officials to court for First Amendment right infringement over front yard sign
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A Pennsylvania man is taking Olyphant Borough officials to court after a sign he erected on his property that read "F--- the Government" was deemed illegal, allegedly infringing on his First Amendment right.
After growing frustrated with local government officials over the past several years, Bliler and his family wanted to speak out by erecting a four-by-eight-foot sign in front of their house. Greg Wehner is a breaking news reporter for Fox News Digital.
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The sign read, "F--- the Government."
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