A counterprotesting pickup truck, with Angie Moore in the bed, makes a second pass by Goldendale’s "No Kings" rally on Columbus Avenue and Broadway Street last Saturday, March 28. About 80 turned out for the event, which drew many honks from passing carsbut also burnt diesel and expressive hand gestures, including some from those protesting Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson a few blocks away. Nate Wilson photos.
While most opted for larger, easier-to-read signs at Goldendale’s No Kings rally on March 28, one man, who wished not to be identified, went the opposite route.
A counterprotesting pickup truck, with Angie Moore in the bed, makes a second pass by Goldendale’s "No Kings" rally on Columbus Avenue and Broadway Street last Saturday, March 28. About 80 turned out for the event, which drew many honks from passing carsbut also burnt diesel and expressive hand gestures, including some from those protesting Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson a few blocks away. Nate Wilson photos.
About 80 people occupied the four corners near United Methodist Church in Goldendale last Saturday for a No Kings protest, beginning at 11:30.
While most opted for larger, easier-to-read signs at Goldendale’s No Kings rally on March 28, one man, who wished not to be identified, went the opposite route.
Theresa Babler joined fellow Goldendale residents for a No Kings rally on March 28.
Emma Meagher and Ella Gunkel protest Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson.
GOLDENDALE — About 80 people occupied the four corners near United Methodist Church in Goldendale on March 28 for a "No Kings" demonstration in protest of the Trump administration.
A few blocks away, on the courthouse lawn, about 40 people held a rally in protest of Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson and the "tyrannical" state government. According to Erin Hartford, chair of the Klickitat County Republican Party, key issues were Washington's recently passed millionaires tax and Senate Bill 5974 which would empower an independent commission to decertify sheriffs if signed by Ferguson. In coordination with similar rallies across the state, she was also collecting signatures for a ballot measure that would require proof of citizenship to vote.
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