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PITTSBURGH (AP) — A doctor has decided to speak out against Donald Trump's Pittsburgh campaign stop with some Pittsburgh-style digs. Dr. Eric Rickin — a psychiatrist who actually lives in nearby Fox Chapel — is poking at Trump by poking fun at some Pittsburgh icons, including Heinz ketchup and using chairs to save on-street parking spaces. "Trump Likes Hunt's Ketchup" and "Trump Moved My Parking Chair" are just a couple of jabs on custom-made signs the doctor displayed in his yard as Trump came to Pittsburgh for a Fox News television appearance and rally on Wednesday. Rickin says he thinks Trump's campaign is absurd but says, "When you try to argue it with logic, it doesn't work." A volunteer at Trump's campaign office in nearby Monroeville calls the signs "absurd," ''funny" and "comical."

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