Second 'No Kings' Protest Draws 700 People
A crowd of 700 people gathered at Cougar Plaza last Saturday to protest the Trump Administration, as part of the No Kings Movement that took place across all 50 states.
The No Kings Movement is one of the largest organizations in the United States, with over seven million Americans participating in protests against the Trump Administration.
“It’s the people’s power that makes changes,”
said Deb McNeil, one of the organizers of the Pullman rally. McNeil emphasized the importance of maintaining the separate branches of government and their functions to bring back democracy and fairness to the United States.
- The protest aimed to promote democracy and fairness in the US.
- The No Kings Movement has over seven million American participants.
Author's summary: Protest against Trump Administration.
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