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Millions of people protested Trump’s authoritarian agenda on No Kings Day in June.

On October 18th, I urge you to hit the streets again for No Kings Day 2.0.

Now you may be thinking, “What will another protest do?”

Donald Trump is on the ropes. Americans hate his Big Ugly Bill. They oppose his cruel deportations and his attacks on free speech. They don’t want him sending troops into American cities. The ghost of Jeffrey Epstein continues to haunt him.

Every single day the groundswell of opposition to Trump and his Republican lackeys grows — and peaceful mass mobilizations like No Kings Day 2.0 become even more important.

As we resist Trump’s tyranny through protest, America gains in solidarity. As we gain solidarity, we feel more courageous. As we feel courageous and stand up to Trump, we weaken him and his regime. As we weaken Trump and his regime, we have less to fear.

By showing up in large numbers, we tell Trump that we won’t abide by his agenda — and that we’re not going anywhere.

We also send a message to Democrats, universities, the media, and other public institutions… Stand up to Trump! Fight back. Do not capitulate to a tyrant.

Donald Trump thinks he’s all powerful. It’s up to us to remind him on October 18th that he’s not.

Protests are happening everywhere, from big cities to rural communities. I urge you to find an event near you.

Let’s show Trump and his cronies once again that in America, we don’t do kings.

The people have the power.

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