US Politics 2026
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Chryssie
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Oh sorry! It's to an article in the Daytona Beach News journal which I though I had linked to in the past. Florida has passed it's own version of the Save act. It won't go into effect until after the mid-terms thankfully.
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Chryssie
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Haley and I were downtown at the No Kings protest. It was amazing. There were lots and lots of people lining the main street and some side streets with a bunch of cool signs. Lots of cars honking in support as they drove by. It was very uplifting!
well over 8,000,000 apparently and we had them in many places in Canada and around the world - heard that May 1st is being targeted as a National Strike Day
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Curious how big this one was compared to others
The original rallies were more left-wing opponents to Trump and those who disagreed with immigration policies, I feel
But when you start to get cost of living arguments combined with those principled opponents, it can start to get powerful
Thanks to those of you who attended - this is helpful to the whole world not just the US to try and limit Trump's power
The original rallies were more left-wing opponents to Trump and those who disagreed with immigration policies, I feel
But when you start to get cost of living arguments combined with those principled opponents, it can start to get powerful
Thanks to those of you who attended - this is helpful to the whole world not just the US to try and limit Trump's power
Lou
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This was the biggest one so far. last one was 7 million. this one was 8.
not a record breaker. The earth day one in the 70s was 20 m.
I did go but I was hoping for an even bigger turnout. 8 m might seem like a lot but we would need much more to sway an election.
well actually recently elections are pretty close. maybe just one or two million votes can decide. But I'm thinking that a lot of these 8 million voters did not vote for trump last time.
not a record breaker. The earth day one in the 70s was 20 m.
I did go but I was hoping for an even bigger turnout. 8 m might seem like a lot but we would need much more to sway an election.
well actually recently elections are pretty close. maybe just one or two million votes can decide. But I'm thinking that a lot of these 8 million voters did not vote for trump last time.
