That is so important.

Call me old fashioned, but I like the Constitution. That includes Amendment 1. And one of my favorite John Lennon lines is, "You say you'll change the Constitution, we all want to change your head."

K and r

Our opposition knows exactly how valuable Amendment 1 is. So do we.

Never give up!💗🙏🏼

We need to keep in mind that when we were in junior high school, we would not have taken any shit from a classmate like Stephen Miller. We'd have made him cry, mess his trousers, or both. And he has the felon's ear, despite not getting a lot of attention. Here's a recent article:

https://www.yahoo.com/news/flustered-stephen-miller-yells-over-000751898.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall

And if I am wrong -- I often am -- and anyone here was bullied by a Stephen Miller, now is the time to get back at him and the rest of these terrible human beings.

Here we are, on the eve of destruction, sitting around our metaphorical campfire sharing the news. Serious question — what if critical communications get fratzed accidentally on purpose?

I am counting on rallies continuing. I dug out about 10 political t-shirts from the past quarter-century or more — and a couple of long sleeved Hang10 sun/swim shirts and a big gardening hat. Mr Sun is not a friend to my Irish skin. I bought a couple more Hang10 shirts in different colors at Costco to wear under the political shirts.

More signs needed. So far all I have is the one I made for last weekend:
HEY-HEY, BOBK! HOW MANY KIDS WILL YOU KILL TODAY?
and the one I made the first time trump got in:
I CAN’T BELIEVE I STILL HAVE TO PROTEST THIS SH*T

Now I’m going to go find your prior post.

Take care
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Sign better today too. It was an OK sign, and it served its purpose on Saturday, but I have been protesting for decades. I learned that protesting becomes a way of life for a while – – or at least until you achieve your goal.

The good news is that protesting is a lot of fun. It becomes like a social event and you see all your other compadres. And needless to say cleverness is on display with the signs.

…and there were a lot of associated activities. I was invited to join local Vets for Peace, so this lifelong civilian has several of those t-shirts. I want to make a sign indicating that we promised we’d take care of our vets for having put their brave young lives on the line, and how disgusted I am at TrumpMusk for breaking those promises. Has to be somewhat short and snappy.

See you on the hustings, NJCher.

Between the signs I saw in person Saturday, and those I've seen on the internet since, I think they are one of the most important things. I'm going to get together with friends to make more. I admire all of the humor that I've seen -- and serious one, too -- but I keep in mind that the felon hates to be laughed at.

I think that you've raised a very important idea about critical communications. I think there is a very real chance of that happening, if even for "just" a matter of days. I need to think about that more -- including to some people who know about such things. And I'm sure there are community members who have insight and suggestions.

The cold and rain here on Saturday likely made it so political clothing was covered with coats. But I loved all the signs.

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Great interview with AZ Attorney General Kris Mayes. One thing she talks about is the 3 C's. Crowds matter. A lot.

https://www.hopiumchronicles.com/p/fighting-trumps-attack-on-our-constitutional?utm_campaign=post×tamp=42.4

"Nonviolent protests are twice as likely to succeed as armed conflicts – and those engaging a threshold of 3.5% of the population have never failed to bring about change."

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20190513-it-only-takes-35-of-people-to-change-the-world

Very important information!