[Ed. – And now they get to pay for the removal. These people have lost their minds.]
President Donald Trump never owned the building in question. Nor did any company that he controlled or owned a stake in. Instead, the name “Trump Place” was emblazoned on the side of the building as part of a March 2000 licensing deal. Under the guidelines of the deal, the owners of the building would pay Trump a grand total of $1 in exchange for being able to advertise the Trump name on the building forever. …
A straw poll conducted of the building’s residents after Trump was elected president found that two-thirds of them wanted the name removed, while only 23 percent wanted it to stay. …
The letters would cost an estimated $42,000 to completely remove.
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