No Kings Day

[wtg]

I especially liked the one on the left:

More great pics.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/no-kings-protest-photos-cities-demonstrations-rcna238041

[Amanda]

Great turnout!
And for the terrific pictures!!

[Amanda]

said in No Kings Day:

Great turnout!
And thanks for the terrific pictures!!

[Amanda]

Oh, no. Duplicated again. Don't know if I'll get the hang of this platform, however welcome it is.

[Amanda]

Oh, no. Duplicated again. Don't know if I'll get the hang of this platform, however welcome it is. (Maybe I'm pressing "submit" too often. I do it because it seemed otherwise the post remained open to editing.) Let's see what happens now.

[RealPlayer]

We had estimated 600 on Staten Island. Some frogs, chickens, eagles, too. It was great. As everywhere else, just a friendly, happy atmosphere. Went to a nearby pizza restaurant afterward, one of the best in all of NYC.

[CHAS]

Needed to get to Tucson. Surgery to the other eye coming up. There was a small crowd in Leadville, Co. when I went through. There was a large crowd in Trump voting Alamosa when I went through around noon. I honked and waved.

[Daniel]

No worries, Amanda! There are so many features of this platform that I haven't learned how to use. I'm trying but each one takes time and attention to gain a working knowledge. I'm moving at a slow pace.

[Daniel]

I'm pretty sure there must have been protests in this metro area but I didn't look it up and didn't hear of anything. I don't think there was one near me or I probably would have at least heard about it.

[Piano*Dad]

Little Williamsburg had the second largest turnout in Virginia ...

https://bsky.app/profile/dhfeldman.bsky.social/post/3m3inckcnl22i

[Daniel]

Great!

I could never think of Williamsburg as, "little," but that's just me, and, yes, I understand it's a term of endearment.

At first, I was thinking maybe Little Williamsburg was a town I'd never heard about before now.

I bet there was a protest at USF in Tampa.

[Axtremus]

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/29/world/asia/trump-south-korea-crown-gyeongju.html

President Lee Jae Myung of South Korea presented President Trump with a replica of a golden crown excavated from one of the ancient royal tombs in Gyeongju.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/29/us/politics/tariff-trump-south-korea-trade.html

Mr. Lee presented him with a medal symbolizing the nation’s highest honor. Then came a replica of a golden crown that was excavated from one of the ancient royal tombs in Gyeongju, the seat of a long-gone kingdom. “I’d like to wear it right now,” Mr. Trump said.