Print-on-demand company Sticker Mule provoked immediate backlash on Monday after sending out an email to its customers saying that “the hate for Trump and his supporters has gone too far,” following ...

The Sticker Mule building in Amsterdam, New York, displays an illuminated "Vote for Trump" sign placed there by the CEO, Anthony Constantino, a Trump supporter. | Sticker Mule Until July 13, the X ...

Sticker Mule, an online sticker merchandising firm that blew up in the public eye with a blast email to its entire customer base following an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump, appears ...

A tech CEO who went viral after sending his customer database a "Trump 2024" message defended his call to action over political "hate" ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Sticker Mule CEO Anthony ...

AMSTERDAM, N.Y. (WNYT) – A temporary court order preventing a giant “Vote for Trump” sign on Sticker Mule in Amsterdam has been vacated, the company told NewsChannel 13’s Zach Richter on Monday ...

Sticker Mule, a popular custom sticker printing company, also sent out an email in support of former President Donald Trump. Customers were mad — and maybe that was the point. Sticker Mule, a popular ...

In response to the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, Sticker Mule co-founder and chief executive officer Anthony Constantino wrote an email with the subject line “Trump 2024” and ...