'No Kings' protest goes off peacefully in Moses Lake on Saturday
One protester yells the Pledge of Allegiance at the “No Kings” protest on Saturday in Moses Lake.
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Grant County Democrat Vice Chair and Protest Co-organizer, Jill Springer, left, talks with a protester at the “No Kings” protest Saturday.
Protesters lined East Broadway Avenue and North Stratford Road Saturday. The final count from Jill Springer, one of the organizers, was 330 people.
A protester waves a pride flag as a car driving by waves a resist flag during the “No Kings” protest Saturday.
Dustin, who asked for his last name not to be published for fear of retribution, said he is a retired veteran. He served for three years but had a stroke in 2012 when he was honorably discharged. He said he is upset that Donald Trump is not upholding his oath of office.
Protesters in front of Walgreens on Saturday.
Several people in a truck gave thumbs up to protesters Saturday. Reactions to the protest were varied. Some people also flipped off protesters, shook their heads or gave a thumbs down gesture.
MOSES LAKE – Around 330 people lined East Broadway Avenue and North Stratford Road on Saturday for a “No Kings” protest, according to Grant County Democrat Vice Chair and Protest Co-organizer Jill Springer.
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