The Supreme Court Is Confused Why This Guy Thinks Trademark Denial for 'TRUMP TOO SMALL' is Limiting His Free Speech
It's not even a presidential election year, and Donald Trump merchandise has been all over the news cycle. First there were the products that popped up following the release of his mugshot. Then there were the people who used the image to make their own merchandise, like the rock band Green Day. Finally, there was the news that the Fulton County sheriff's office might legally be entitled to any revenue from the merchandise.
Brendan Menapace is the content director for Promo+Promo Marketing.
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