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Sunday, October 19, 2025

Almost three thousand protesters in Lake Forest Park for the No Kings rally

Photo by Ken Kassover

By Donna Hawkey

The Lake Forest Park - Voices for Justice protest on Saturday included almost three thousand protestors. The line-up extended all the way from Bothell Way & Ballinger on the west side past the Starbucks at 170th, Bothell Way, and across Bothell Way, on the east side corners.

Photo by Donna Hawkey

Protesters spilled out onto the median in the Lake Forest Park Town Center lot; the total LFP crowd was estimated at 2,712. According to Indivisible, there were 2,700 No Kings events across the US, with at least 7 million total participants..

Philippa Kassover and Molly Zaccardi from the League of Women Voters
Photo by Donna Hawkey

The League of Women Voters of Washington, a non-partisan organization, joins us in Lake Forest Park as a national partner for the second No Kings protests, and Philippa Kassover and Molly Zaccardi were there to discuss the League’s goals as they greeted people warmly. 

The League states, “The threats to our democracy in this moment are alarming. The League must visibly and actively stand in solidarity with all those who support the Constitution and rule of law."

Volunteers from the 1st LD Democrats
Photo by Donna Hawkey

The First LD Democrats hosted a table, too, encouraging everyone to “Stay Involved" and “To Vote!"

Photo by Donna Hawkey

This dog looks like a serious protester, staying alert and involved, too.

We know we are getting to President Trump when he posts his evil social media messages. Yesterday, Trump posted a video with him wearing a crown and flying a fighter jet with "King Trump" written on it, and then he dropped a type of waste matter on the heads of protestors.

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Photo by Ken Kassover


There is deep opposition to Trump’s 2025 cruel, illegal, and immoral agenda. If you agree, please get involved.

9 comments:

  1. The League of Women's Voters has not been non-partisan for decades.

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  2. Great article. Thank you!

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  3. perhaps the League of Women Voters appears to be partisan because the GOP has lost its way

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  4. Nonpartisan is different than neutral. LWV doesn't support 1 party over another. But they do take stands on issues, for example on voting rights.

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  5. "The threats to our democracy in this moment are alarming." Yet no one has stopped you from exercising any of your rights. A king would never have allowed a "no king" rally. What right has been denied you?
    The more you protest the more you prove my point.

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  6. National Guard on the streets to control "unrest"?

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