US Edition70,000 ‘No Kings’ Protesters March in Downtown Seattle
- On June 14th, more than 70,000 people took to the streets of downtown Seattle for the "No Kings" demonstration, which was held nationwide to coincide with President Trump's 79th birthday and Flag Day.
- The protest emerged in opposition to what organizers describe as increasing authoritarian control and excessive federal intervention, specifically targeting the current administration’s stance on immigration and its proposal for a military parade in the nation’s capital.
- Seattle officials, including Mayor Bruce Harrell and the Police Department, activated the Emergency Operations Center and coordinated closely with state agencies to ensure public safety while respecting First Amendment rights.
- Police stated they would maintain a low-profile presence, intervening only if safety is threatened, while protesters like U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal emphasized standing up to authoritarianism and protecting freedom of speech.
- The large turnout demonstrated widespread opposition to perceived autocratic governance while officials urged peaceful protest and prepared plans, including possible National Guard deployment if violence occurred.
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The Democrat Party used to pretend to be the party of peace. Radical leftists still claim to be tolerant and inclusive. Both notions are bald-faced lies. At Seattle’s Cal Anderson Park during the so called “No Kings” communist event, signs can be seen depicting President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance on wanted posters with crosshairs over their faces. NEW: Look at these flyers found at Seattle’s Cal Anderson Park during the “No Kin…
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