CATALINA FOOTHILLS, Ariz. (KGUN) — Up and down Kathy Baum’s neighborhood in the Foothills there are various campaign signs advertising the two sides of the political aisle.
Taking a hammer and pushing down a Trump Vance sign into the grass on her lawn, Baum was frustrated with having to put up another sign.
“It was frustration. It was the fact that somebody would come into my personal space,” Baum said about her reaction to seeing her first sign stolen.
The sign was stolen the day after the last presidential debate and Baum even put up cameras to catch anyone who might do it again.
“They’re taking away everybody’s right to have their sign regardless of who it is, what it does. It just puts frustration and adds and builds to the fight and builds to the anger. I think it’s putting even more of a wedge between people who don’t …