Cards Against Humanity Funds Anti-Donald Trump Billboard Near O'Hare Airport

CHICAGO, IL — A billboard near O'Hare International Airport put up by a group financed by the Chicago-based Cards Against Humanity game company takes a shot at Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump over his taxes, the Chicago Tribune reports.

The 90-foot sign — which reads, "If Trump is so rich how come he didn't buy this billboard? Trumpdoesntpaytaxes.com" — was paid for by the Nuisance Committee, a super political action committee formed in August and funded by the sales of Cards Against Humanity packs centered around Trump and his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, the report said. The $20,000 billboard near interstates 90 and 294 went up Tuesday and will stay up through October, the report added.

Why did the super PAC create a sign focusing on the GOP candidate's admission during Monday's first presidential debate that he considers himself "smart" for paying no taxes?

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"We're buying billboard space to call attention to Donald Trump's taxes and to annoy Donald Trump," Nuisance spokeswoman Kitty Kurth told the Tribune.

As election season continues, the super PAC is planning more efforts to show its support of Clinton and opposition to Trump, the report added.

Trump was in the Chicago area Wednesday for two separate events. He made a surprise visit in the morning to speak to the Polish National Alliance at its Far North Side headquarters before heading to suburban Bolingbrook for a luncheon fundraiser.

More via the Chicago Tribune

Cards Against Humanity card game. (photo by tom_bullock | Wikimedia Commons)

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