The Brief
- Hundreds gathered across cities including Dallas, Denton, Frisco, Plano, and Southlake on Saturday to protest President Trump and advocate for issues like healthcare and immigration.
- Demonstrators urged voters to take their frustrations to the polls as Texas early voting begins on Monday ahead of the November election.
- A White House spokesperson dismissed the movement’s message, arguing that Republicans offer voters a better choice in November.
DALLAS – North Texans are two days away from being able to cast their votes and the political divide was on display as hundreds took to the streets with a message for President Trump.
“I cast down the guy that’s infested the White House. He thinks he’s a king,” said Rick Silvestre, who attended a “No Kings” demonstration in Dallas on Saturday.
Protestors focus message on voter participation
What we know:
The “No Kings” demonstrations took place nationwide, but this time the focus wasn’t just on making their voices heard but on making their votes count.…