A Kenosha business owner says he declined Trump's photo-op invitation and the previous owner replaced him
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Trump called John Rode III, who now only owns the property the business is on, the "owner" of the shop. Standing next to him was a man the White House, and president, identified as the owner of the store, John Rode III.that he's owned the 109-year-old store for eight years, and he had declined to join Trump's photo-op.
"I think everything he does turns into a circus and I just didn't want to be involved in it," Gram told TMJ4.reported. The storefront windows were smashed, and the building was looted and set on fire.Gram told TMJ4 that neither Trump nor Rode should have used his destroyed businesses for a political message.
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