LEXINGTON – Saturday’s chilly No Kings Rally in downtown Lexington looked similar to past demonstrations throughout President Donald Trump’s second term. A few hundred attendees carried signs decrying fascism and calling for the release of the Epstein files. Some wore costumes of the Statue of Liberty and bald eagles. Passing cars honked incessantly as a demonstration of support for the rally.
But Jen Krimm hopes the Saturday event is more productive than previous iterations.
“This No Kings is very different than the past, because what we’re trying to do is activate people,” she told the Kentucky Lantern.
“We want everybody to make a plan to go vote early. We want everybody to host an event to get their friends and families and neighbors and church groups and book clubs to go vote early.”…