'I'm proud of my country. I'm proud of my president, I'm sick and tired of not being able to say that to anyone.'
A woman is appealing housing authority rules after she was asked to take down her “Trump 2020” flag, which hung outside her apartment.
The RHA, though, said that it was a violation of her lease agreement, and would not be allowed. The New Hampshire channel reports that according to the community’s rule book, “residents cannot have ‘signs, advertisements, notices, banners or flags.’” "We told her it's perfectly OK to have it inside the unit, even if she wants to hang it in a window," Grossman told the channel.
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