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‘Good Trouble’ Protest Again Draws Hundreds in Traditionally Red McHenry County
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, JUL 18 – Protests inspired by John Lewis’s legacy opposed Trump’s 'One Big, Beautiful Bill' that cut Medicaid, FEMA, and food stamps, with more than 1,000 participants in Crystal Lake alone.
- In Chicago’s Loop, July 17 protests drew hundreds opposing President Donald Trump’s policies as part of the `Good Trouble Lives On` movement.
- To honor John Lewis’s legacy, organizers titled the rally `Families First`, aiming to oppose the 'One Big, Beautiful Bill' that gutted programs like Medicaid and food stamps with a focus on peaceful, nonviolent action.
- In Crystal Lake Thursday evening, more than 1,000 people lined Route 14 with signs, cowbells and chants that were met with honks from passing cars.
- Looking ahead to July 26, Indivisible McHenry County plans another rally at Route 31 and McCullom Lake Road, its membership having grown to over 1,500, Sue Rose said.
- Across Florida, nearly 50 cities participated in the protests, signaling broad opposition to Trump-era policies in over 1,600 locations nationwide.
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National Anti-Trump "Good Trouble" Protests Fizzle With Little Fanfare
National Anti-Trump "Good Trouble" Protests Fizzle With Little Fanfare The establishment media has taken on a new role in recent months; rather than reporting on events that already happened progressive outlets are promoting events before they happen. Specifically, the media has taken on the role of protest organizer in the Trump era in an attempt to rally the public to show up and fill out otherwise dwindling activist attendance. The slowdown…
‘Good Trouble’ stakes a line in Norway, South Paris
Oxford Hills citizens displayed messages in support of climate reform, civil and human rights, American workers and the U.S. Constitution, or against President Donald Trump's deportation policies and the growing influence of billionaires over U.S. politics and economy.
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Photos of 'Good Trouble' protests across the US, from Chicago to Mar-a-Lago
The “ Good Trouble Lives On ” national day of action took place around the United States to protest President Donald Trump’s controversial policies such as mass deportations and Medicaid cuts.
Over 1,000 Virginians attend 'Good Trouble Lives On' protest
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Over 1,000 Virginians attended the "Good Trouble Lives On" protest in downtown Richmond on Thursday in a three-mile-long line of protesters. The protest was held on Monument Avenue as part of 50501 Virginia's "Good Trouble Lives On" protest, where over 1,000 Virginians honored the late U.S. Representative John Lewis, who died in 2020, as well as protested Donald Trump's administration. (Courtesy of Ben L. Photo)(Courtesy …
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