On Saturday, hundreds of thousands of Americans across all 50 states took to the streets to protest against President Donald Trump and his administration. Ice’s aggressive raids remain a key issue in the demonstrations, as they were during June’s No Kings protests. Insertions of the National Guard into major metropolitan areas and sweeping cuts to federal programs are also top of mind for protestors.
Mark Ruffalo, one of Hollywood’s most vocal stars against the Trump administration, took to Threads to shout out No Kings protests in Gainesville, Fla., Minneapolis, Philadelphia and New York City.
“Amazing,” he wrote. “So many people love the USA and want NOKINGs.”
Jimmy Kimmel posted an infographic on Instagram containing dozens of scathing nicknames that protesters can call the president on their signs. Examples include “Commander-in-Theif,” “Greedy McGolfy,” “Mar-a-Lardo,” “Orange Julius Caesar” and “Uncle Scam.
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