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St. Mary's County, MD - Indivisible @smcmd-indivisible.bsky.social · 03/04/2026

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Craig Hayes @craighayes.com · 03/04/2026

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Thursday, April 2, 2026
St. Mary's County Times
No Kings Rally Held in Leonardtown
LOCAL NEWS
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NO KINGS
Photos courtesy of St. Mary's County Indivisible
By Dick Myers
Staff Writer
Hundreds of St. Mary's County residents om March 28 joined millions nationwide in thousands of No Kings rallies against
President Donald Trump.
The Leonardtown rally was part of a nationwide day of nonviolent protest as part of the third No Kings National Day of Action. Local organizers with St. Mary's County Indivisible hosted the rally from 2
to 4 p.m. at the intersection of Route S and Hollywood Road.
According to a press release, community members "gathered to call for accountabil-ity, defend democratic norms, and reject authoritarianism."
The St. Mary's County event is one of more than 3,000 coordinated actions nationwide, "reflecting growing grassroots momentum across the country."
"This is bigger than political disagree-ment," said Andy Wilson, organizer with St.
Mary's County Indivisible. "We're bringing together local residents from all walks of life who recognize that this administration has defied our courts, harmed American cit-
izens, and undermined essential services, all while prioritizing the interests of billion-aires. We are not going to stand by and watch it happen; we're pushing back."
According to the press release, "The No Kings movement is a mass, nonviolent coalition effort that has already mobilized millions of participants nationwide. Previous days of action drew over five million participants in June 2025 and more than seven million people across 2,700+ events in October 2025, spanning all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Organizers say the movement continues to grow as communitics unite to defend civil liberties, uphold the rule of law, and push back against concentrated power."
"All No Kings events are rooted in nonviolence and community safety," Wilson added. "We are committed to peaceful protest and ensuring that everyone who shows up can participate safely …

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