No Kings Day: A Recap of the Mass Anti-Trump Protests : NPR
Protesters nationwide oppose Trump administration policies amid a federal shutdown, with over 100,000 demonstrating in New York City alone, organizers said.
- The coordinated 'No Kings' demonstrations mobilized millions of Americans on Saturday, October 18, with peaceful protests held in all 50 US states against President Donald Trump.
- Fuelled by a federal government shutdown , demonstrators rallied against delegation of the National Guard, healthcare cuts, and immigration raids demanding protection of democratic institutions.
- Scenes on the ground showed over 100,000 demonstrators filled Times Square, New York City, chanting and dancing to salsa bands while carrying rainbow, American and Mexican flags.
- Despite an incident in Portland, organisers rejected claims the protests were `anti-American` or `antifa-linked`, and no protest-related arrests were reported in New York.
- Advocates and elected officials framed the demonstrations as patriotic calls to defend freedoms, with Senator Bernie Sanders urging defense of democratic freedoms and Lisa Gilbert saying `The president wants us to be scared, but we will not be bullied into fear and silence.
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How autocracy-proof are the US? Under the motto »No Kings«, millions of people set a signal against the political understanding of the US President. His reaction shows how justified the protests are.
Children Beat and STAB Trump Effigy as Unhinged Leftists Cheer and Laugh in Disturbing “No Kings Day” Protest Scene | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
Far-left protesters across America marked their so-called “No Kings Day” with grotesque anti-Trump demonstrations, including children violently attacking effigies of the president as adults cheered and laughed.
Millions Protest Trump Authoritarianism: A Roundup from Around the Country
Millions of Americans packed streets, parks and town squares across the United States Saturday for No Kings day, according to the organizers of the massive day of demonstrations protesting President Donald Trump’s administration — from his deployment of troops to cities to his targeting of political opponents. They showed up at more than 2,600 events for the second organized No Kings day in America’s largest cities like Atlanta, New York City an…
Millions march in “No Kings” Trump protests
Millions of Americans took to the streets on Saturday, October 18, as part of the “No Kings” peaceful protests, a coordinated national demonstration against President Donald Trump’s administration. Events were reportedly held in all 50 US states, marking one of the largest days of protest in recent US history. Demonstrators called for the protection of democratic institutions… Source
Millions participated in Saturday's "No Kings" protests
Millions of Americans filled streets and town squares on Saturday in a sweeping wave of “No Kings” demonstrations opposing what organizers called rising authoritarianism under President Donald Trump. More than 2,700 rallies took place in every state, drawing an estimated seven million participants in what observers said could be the largest protest in modern U.S.
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