Protests Against President Trump's Authoritarian Actions
Demonstrators took to the streets in Southern Colorado to protest what they say are President Trump's authoritarian actions, as part of the "No Kings" demonstrations nationwide.
The protests, planned at different times and locations, aim to conduct peaceful actions and "to stand together in the belief that America belongs to its people, not kings," according to national event organizers.
to stand together in the belief that America belongs to its people, not kings
Specifically, demonstrators are protesting what organizers are calling "President Trump's authoritarian actions and power grabs." However, Republican leaders describe the demonstrations as "Hate America" rallies.
- Protests took place in multiple cities and towns across Southern Colorado.
- The goal of the protests is to conduct peaceful actions.
- Demonstrators are protesting President Trump's authoritarian actions and power grabs.
Author: Protests against Trump's actions in Southern Colorado.
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