Hundreds gather at Indiana Statehouse as part of ‘No Kings’ protests

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7 thoughts on “Hundreds gather at Indiana Statehouse as part of ‘No Kings’ protests

  1. “Organizers repeatedly emphasized a nonviolent approach” I’m curious who organized this great event. I would think that this would be reported on.

  2. “…rain didn’t scare away the thousands of Hoosiers amassing at the Indiana Statehouse”
    “Upwards of 3,000 Hoosiers attended Saturday’s protest, according to the Indiana State Police”

    Why does the headline downplay the numbers of protesters by only saying hundreds?

    1. Downplayed because IBJ is owned by right wingers. Actually surprised the even reported in it.

  3. I cannot believe how childish the left is and how incredibly gullible!!! After four years of “Biden”, you think Trump is acting like a King? Maybe you believe the childish lies of your media and why wouldn’t you trust them? They told you “your truth” that Trump colluded with Putin in 2016, Hunter’s laptop was Russian disinformation, Hunter’s “businesses” had nothing to do with “the Big Guy”, Inflation was transitory, appeasing Iran would work, etc.

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