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Edmonds among those hosting nationwide Presidents Day protests

Edmonds, WALocal News

On Presidents Day, around 30 Edmonds residents gathered at the Westgate intersection to protest against what they perceive as the rapid decline of American democracy due to the actions of President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk. The demonstration, organized by the 50501 movement, received enthusiastic support from passing motorists who honked and offered high fives. Lianne Mock, a participant, carried a sign that read, "Stop Elon’s Coup Crew," calling for a large grassroots movement to push leaders towards responsible governance. The 50501 movement aspires to address what they describe as executive overreach by the current administration and advocate for the protection of constitutional rights. This protest is part of a larger wave of demonstrations occurring nationwide, signaling a rising concern among citizens about political leadership and governance.

The organizers hope to transform their local efforts into a major political movement that resonates across the country. The actions taken on this day reflect a critical engagement with democratic processes and a call for accountability from elected officials. As these protests gain traction, they could significantly impact the political landscape moving forward.

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