In a surprising legal victory, a New York judge has ruled in favor of Anthony Constantino, a fervent Trump supporter, allowing him to keep his massive pro-Trump billboard illuminated despite opposition from local authorities and residents. The billboard, spanning 100 feet wide, has become a symbol of defiance for Constantino and his allies, who see the court’s decision as a win for free speech.
The ruling, made by Montgomery County Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Slezak, came after local officials in the city of Amsterdam, a small town 35 miles northwest of Albany, raised concerns over the billboard’s compliance with city codes. Officials argued that the brightly lit sign could distract drivers, potentially posing a hazard on the highways. However, the judge ruled in favor of Constantino and his legal team, pausing the city’s efforts to take down the sign until a full hearing could take place.
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Anthony Constantino, the CEO of Sticker Mule, a company that produces custom stickers, is also the head of a political action committee that supports former President Donald Trump’s New York campaign. After the court’s decision, Constantino wasted no time in planning a rally to celebrate the billboard’s victory. “We are all set to light it up!” he excitedly told reporters, confirming that his lawyers assured him that he was within his rights to proceed as planned. The rally, which included several pro-Trump figures, was expected to be a significant event for local supporters.
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