If they have a rule "no political slogans", and enforced it uniformly, the max penalty they should impose is asking him to take off the hat or change clothes. I doubt they have such a rule, and if they do, they don't enforce it uniformly.
Notice they say "refund entry fee" as if that makes him whole. No, he also has airplane tickets, hotel reservations, time scheduled off from work. He's paying a lot for the event, not just his entry fee.
The trend nowadays is to ban people, even for things outside the event. I.e., if you say you support Trump on Twitter, then other people will use that as justification for banning you from their site or event, even if you didn't do it at their event. That makes no sense and shouldn't be allowed.
If they have a rule "no political slogans", and enforced it uniformly, the max penalty they should impose is asking him to take off the hat or change clothes. I doubt they have such a rule, and if they do, they don't enforce it uniformly.
Notice they say "refund entry fee" as if that makes him whole. No, he also has airplane tickets, hotel reservations, time scheduled off from work. He's paying a lot for the event, not just his entry fee.
The trend nowadays is to ban people, even for things outside the event. I.e., if you say you support Trump on Twitter, then other people will use that as justification for banning you from their site or event, even if you didn't do it at their event. That makes no sense and shouldn't be allowed.