Signs catalogued a litany of grievances and criticism of President Donald Trump, his cabinet and hangers on at a No Kings event Saturday morning in the square outside the Delaware County Courthouse in Media, Pennsylvania.
The way to halt and reverse the erosion of rights under the Trump administration is to vote, speakers and performers told the crowd of several hundred who gathered in the chilly October weather.
“We want our democracy back, and we want it much better than it used to be, too,” Neil Goldstein said as he prepared to lead a group of congregants from the Unitarian Universalist Church of Delaware County.
They held signs showing milestones in voting rights from the removal of property ownership as a requirement to vote in the 1800s to the “evisceration” of the Voting Right Act in 2026. Near the end of the line Mardys Leeper of Radnor held a placard reading “This November Vote Like Your Rights Depend On It.”…