How can this ordinance be legal? What about pro-/anti- Iraq war signs? Are they considered to be campaign signs? They are all over the place. And if it truly is "elect candidate X" signs that are covered by the ordinance, then how about putting up a sign that says "X is doing a great job!" or "I like X!" Since there isn't a reference to an election, that's not technically a campaign sign.
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