I was at the one in Santa Clarita CA. The biggest turnout I've seen for a protest at "Good Trouble Corner" in my 27 years of living here - by far. Previously, protests in this town would get several dozen, maybe a couple hundred. This one was easily 2,000. Some are estimating closer to 4,000. All peaceful, thank goodness. And constant support from our neighbors honking as they drove by.
More than a thousand of us showed up in my small Palm Beach County town- a great turnout for our community! Lots of cars honking in support, more younger people than the last protest. Police reminding people to hydrate and even handing out cold bottles of water.
Our little town of Edmonds, WA was bursting today! I’ve never seen anything like it. I live a mile from the main event and our whole street was full of parked cars. Edmonds police were great and our musicians were fabulous!
The one-block square Fountain Park in Chestertown, MD was full, but it wasn’t a large crowd when you consider the county population. Then again, the town is the liberal “big-city” stronghold in an otherwise R+15 county. But you can feel the momentum building!
I’m in a smaller TX rural city today for a family wedding so showed up here. All ages here, veterans, clergy, a variety of ethnicities. Police were friendly. A few counter-protestors but not many. Very peaceful, very calm and determined. Lots of American flags. A few flags of other countries and armed service branches. Lots of people driving by and honking in solidarity. Some favorite of the homemade signs said “Honk if you never drunk-texted war plans” and “Jesus is my only king”
I'm just getting back from a huge protest in Huntington, Long Island. Almost didn't go because I've been feeling like heck since Thursday but I just couldn't stay home. It rained all day but we were out there. Apparently, many towns on Long Island showed out in big numbers. After dinner, I'm looking forward to getting home and watching the coverage from across America! When I go to these protests, I always thank the police officers as well.
I managed to talk down a few protesters from criticizing the police because they were diverting traffic from one side of the street - that was for safety reasons which I understood. It was a good day.
I was at the one in Santa Clarita CA. The biggest turnout I've seen for a protest at "Good Trouble Corner" in my 27 years of living here - by far. Previously, protests in this town would get several dozen, maybe a couple hundred. This one was easily 2,000. Some are estimating closer to 4,000. All peaceful, thank goodness. And constant support from our neighbors honking as they drove by.
There’s a different energy in the ground. My Mom said there were pretty big protests in Simi Valley and Thousand Oaks
That's great--well done, Sacramento!!! :)
More than a thousand of us showed up in my small Palm Beach County town- a great turnout for our community! Lots of cars honking in support, more younger people than the last protest. Police reminding people to hydrate and even handing out cold bottles of water.
Mike, do you have a camera crew now? So fancy! :)
Right? I was thinking the same thing. Camera crew! Glad you had a great Palm Beach showing!
10,000 in Sacramento and 20,000 in San Diego. Wow!! Though l am on the East Coast this Californian is proud of California today.
Glad San Diego went well. Philadelphia No Kings was disorganized and chaotic and a lot folks left early.
Our little town of Edmonds, WA was bursting today! I’ve never seen anything like it. I live a mile from the main event and our whole street was full of parked cars. Edmonds police were great and our musicians were fabulous!
The one-block square Fountain Park in Chestertown, MD was full, but it wasn’t a large crowd when you consider the county population. Then again, the town is the liberal “big-city” stronghold in an otherwise R+15 county. But you can feel the momentum building!
Awesome! Sending much love to all out there. #nokings
Big or small it all matters!
Not sure it was 10k but obviously a major crowd. Sorry I didn’t see you there
Larkspur, California
Sorry to have missed you amongst the 10k plus! Great Day, great Sacramentans.
I’m in a smaller TX rural city today for a family wedding so showed up here. All ages here, veterans, clergy, a variety of ethnicities. Police were friendly. A few counter-protestors but not many. Very peaceful, very calm and determined. Lots of American flags. A few flags of other countries and armed service branches. Lots of people driving by and honking in solidarity. Some favorite of the homemade signs said “Honk if you never drunk-texted war plans” and “Jesus is my only king”
I'm just getting back from a huge protest in Huntington, Long Island. Almost didn't go because I've been feeling like heck since Thursday but I just couldn't stay home. It rained all day but we were out there. Apparently, many towns on Long Island showed out in big numbers. After dinner, I'm looking forward to getting home and watching the coverage from across America! When I go to these protests, I always thank the police officers as well.
I managed to talk down a few protesters from criticizing the police because they were diverting traffic from one side of the street - that was for safety reasons which I understood. It was a good day.
I thanked them as well😉 And also the veterans. Glad you rallied, Peggy!
Carlsbad, California.
https://youtu.be/dUdih8AbonQ
Wow! Impressive.