Thank you to every person who had choices about where to protest today, and still chose to add their number to a smaller protest.

Sure, it's absolutely impressive to see Philly, Boston, Chicago, L.A. But what's really impressive to me are the smaller towns with enthusiastic participants. It's different when you don't have a big crowd where you can blend in. Granted, I would like to experience one of those huge crowds to see what it's like, but I will probably always prioritize the smaller communities deep in red territory. They might need me more.

At any rate, I am happy for every person who is a part of this in any way whatsoever.

And thank you, Minneapolis/St. Paul for bearing more than your share, and leading the way. We salute you!

#US #USPol #NoKings #NoTyrants #HandsOff #Protest

We live in the downtown area of a small town, and today the streets are packed with cars, which tell me something is happening. My first thought was that the No Kings protest must be starting in our end of town, but then I thought, well, can’t be sure, we have lots of events and it’s not weird for parking to fill up for them.

Then I watched an older couple walk past the house, moving slowly, slightly stooped, grey hair. And the guy is carrying a big handmade sign that says SMALL DICK ENERGY in thick block letters. So yeah, okay, I’m gonna go with No Kings.

#NoKings

The banality of evil: in Cambridge, Maryland, a woman had construction workers work on her roof for several days, and then called ICE on them to get them detained, and avoid paying $10,000 for the work.

https://www.newsweek.com/homeowner-called-ice-on-migrants-she-hired-worker-says-11742032

My turn!
by Pat Bagley

https://volewica.blogspot.com/2026/03/my-turn.html

Vorbereitung für #clt2026 nächstes Wochenende 🤓. Kommt gerne an unserem Stand vorbei um #Linux basierte Telefone mit #Phosh auszuprobieren.

@clt_news #LinuxMobile #phosh