Thousands march in US cities opposing Trump’s government cuts, tariffs

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'It’s economic lunacy ... He is going to push us into a global recession.'

Protesters in major US cities opposed President Donald Trump’s policies, marking the largest demonstrations since his return to power. Rallies, organised by groups such as MoveOn and Women’s March, occurred in more than 1000 cities and every congressional district. Trump’s actions, including government downsizing and trade tariffs , have sparked widespread anger and declining approval ratings.

Protesters flooded the streets of several major United States cities today NZT, against the divisive policies of President Donald Trump , in the largest demonstrations since his return to the White House. Opponents of the Republican President’s policies – from government staffing cuts to trade tariffs and eroding civil liberties – rallied in Washington, New York, Houston, Los Angeles, and Florida, among other locations. “I am so angry, I’m so mad, all the time, yes.



A bunch of privileged, white alleged rapists are controlling our country. It’s not great,” said New York painter Shaina Kesner, 43, joining a crowd that marched through the heart of Manhattan..