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“Dear Donald, Americans are frustrated and angry and scared.” More in today’s Daily Heller https:\/\/t.co\/bfSH5L0BRK<\/a>pic.twitter.com\/fIXA7SpEOR<\/a><\/p>\n

\u2014 Print magazine (@printmag) July 20, 2016<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Designer, CEO Team Up to Deliver A Powerful Political Statement to Nation<\/h1>\n

In today’s hypercharged political atmosphere there’s a lot of talk, often uninformed, about the Constitution’s Bill of Rights and what the First Amendment means<\/a>, depending on the point being conveyed.<\/p>\n

One citizen’s bold response to the Republican’s damaged nominee for President.<\/h2>\n

This is an example of civics and citizenship that combines freedom of speech and freedom of the press in an elegantly crafted statement regarding the Republican party’s 2016 nominee for President of the United States. An important component in the process was the cleanly Spartan design of the full page advertorial.<\/p>\n

Agree or not, this private citizen took the time, and wrote a very sizeable check, to participate in a thoughtful, non-commercial attempt to influence public opinion.<\/p>\n