Demonstrators gathered across Connecticut in protest of President Donald J. Trump’s actions, as part of a national “Hands Off” day of action. Protests in the state included a rally at the state Capitol in Hartford, where over 2,500 people gathered despite the rain. The protests were described as a message against Trump’s policies and a hope to galvanize political action ahead of upcoming elections.
Speakers at the rally included activists, politicians, and a 95-year-old retired pathologist. Attorney General William Tong praised the efforts of attorneys general in blocking Trump’s executive orders. Other protesters voiced their concerns about issues like cuts to public health grants and immigration policies.
The protests, which were held in various cities and towns across the state, highlighted a range of grievances against the Trump administration. From cuts to social services to foreign policy decisions, protesters brought their concerns to the forefront in a display of unity and resistance.
The atmosphere at the rallies was a mix of anger, fear, and humor, with protesters expressing a desire for a better America. The events concluded with a rendition of “This Land is Your Land,” underscoring the message of unity and collective action. Organizers urged participants to stay engaged and continue advocating for change.
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