Protestors line both side of Aurora for ten blocks for NoKings3 rally and sign waving
Sunday, March 29, 2026
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| As far as the eye can see - protestors line ten blocks of Aurora |
Story and Photos by David Carlos
The third nationwide “No Kings” protest drew participants across the country today to denounce what they see as authoritarianism and corruption in the Trump administration.
In Shoreline, the demonstration was held from 1 to 3pm along Aurora from 175th to 185th. By 2pm, several thousand people had gathered along both sides of the highway.
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| The crowds stretched from 175th to 185th and beyond |
Participants spanned multiple generations, including Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, Generation Z, and Generation Alpha.
Weather conditions were partly sunny, with temperatures in the high 40s.
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| The flag says "Make America Kind Again" Protestors lined both sides of Aurora for ten blocks |
Protest signs ranged in tone, with some expressing frustration in serious and sometimes profane language, while others took a more humorous and creative approach.
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| The car horns, which sounded the length of the march for the entire time, were too loud for this man, who was simply waiting for a bus |
Car horns sounded frequently throughout the event, creating a near-constant din that at times outweighed moments of silence. One man waiting for a southbound bus covered his ears as the noise continued.
No confrontations were observed between protesters and Trump supporters.
Robin, a speaker from the Shoreline Solidarity group, addressed the crowd on the topic of deportations and encouraged attendees to build stronger local connections.
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| "How do we have 85 Billion for ICE but not teachers, veterans, healthcare, childcare, housing.." |
“It’s got to be all of us together,” she said. “So what does that mean? What should we do? That looks like meeting your neighbors. I know it’s uncomfortable, but it means hosting a potluck with people you don’t know. And we’re building a network of people who really care about our neighbors. And if something does happen, we’ll be able to respond.”
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| "Hey Trump! No one paid us to be here. We all hate you for free" |
One attendee said she believed the protest was making a difference.
“Yes,” she said. “You know why? Because Trump hates seeing people in the street that hate him. And so, as long as he’s uncomfortable, I’m happy. Actually, I should rephrase it. As long as he’s miserable, I’m happy.”
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5 comments:
"As long as he's miserable, I'm happy". Seems to be the point of all this. The fact is that every protest, riot, demonstration, ect helps Trump because it freezes his voters in place. Politics is still the art of persuasion. When Nixon ran amidst all the Vietnam War demonstrations he immediately directed his attention on "the Silent Majority" and campaigned on law and order. He crushed it. If the dem's want to win they must run on what they are for not what they are against.
Still waiting on MAGA to assemble at such numbers.
Like the ballots cast in November 2014 and those to be cast in November of this year.
The best part is President Trump does not care!😀 He is pounding Iran’s Mullahs who will loose power, put Maduro in jail like Noriega, and has the Castro boys by the short and curlies. Plus ICE is doing a bang up job deporting freeloading illegals. Nothing Trump does is okay with these folks. If he were to cure cancer these demented folks will blame him for putting doctors out of work. Here’s a thought: try impeachment on some made up charge, it might work this time, but I doubt it. You could leave for 🇨🇦 Canada as you lot keep ranting about.
“We hate you for free”. Such warm and cuddly people! These are the same folks forcing masks and untried vaccines on us during the Wuhan Flu pandemic. Such lovely little Hitlers.
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