According to The Columbus Dispatch, the festival won a temporary restraining order against the Ohio Department of Public Safety and the Ohio Division of Liquor Control.
“An agent cited the festival last year because there were topless women there,” the Dispatch reported.
“Applying a strip-club regulation to a three-day political festival like ComFest in a public park is ridiculous and unconstitutional,” said Ed Forman, an attorney for ComFest, in a press release. He said the women are “exercising their First Amendment rights.”
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