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After 'No Kings,' Hill Country Indivisible Asks 'What's Next?'
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After 'No Kings,' Hill Country Indivisible Asks 'What's Next?'
Over 600 protesters showed up for the March 28 ‘No Kings’ rally at New Braunfels Main Plaza, one of around 3,000 across the nation. That number might seem small in comparison to the record eight million other citizens who stood on sidewalks or marched through city streets to oppose President Donald Trump’s policies. But New Braunfels’ Hunter Bledsoe, who speaheads Hill Country Indivisible said the protest is one of the most successful ever orga…
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