Trump flag violates Minnesota city ordinance -- but business owner willing to pay fines, 'go to jail'
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A Minnesota business owner says he is willing to pay a fine or even "go to jail" over a 50-by-30-foot "Trump 2020" flag he has flying over his property that city officials say is violating a local ordinance.
Johnson said he took down the flag soon after the November election but decided to put it up again recently. He said soon afterward, a few of his construction vehicles’ windows were shot out, which the police are investigating. A store that sells Trump merchandise in the same town also reportedly had its windows shot out on the same night but no one has been arrested. City officials in Buffalo say Johnson has also run afoul of the law because a flag as large as his must be licensed, according to WCCO. The city has reportedly gotten around 100 formal comments over the flag – half positive, half negative.
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