Minot rally highlights worker issues
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A monthly protest by residents concerned about the policies of the Trump Administration took place along Broadway in downtown Minot Thursday evening. Acknowledging May 1 as International Workers Day, the crowd of around 55 people focused on federal layoffs and other cuts, including cuts to a program for people with disabilities in Minot, along with rising prices that affect working people.
Jill Schramm/MDN
Alexandra Deufel, front, and Robert Kibler join a group generating honks of support from traffic along Broadway in a protest against the Trump Administration’s fiscal and economic policies. “This is not how you run a nation, and this is not how you increase prosperity,” Deufel said in kicking off the rally. “Let’s push back against Trump's destruction of this economy.”
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- Jill Schramm/MDN A monthly protest by residents concerned about the policies of the Trump Administration took place along Broadway in downtown Minot Thursday evening. Acknowledging May 1 as International Workers Day, the crowd of around 55 people focused on federal layoffs and other cuts, including cuts to a program for people with disabilities in Minot, along with rising prices that affect working people.
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- Jill Schramm/MDN Alexandra Deufel, front, and Robert Kibler join a group generating honks of support from traffic along Broadway in a protest against the Trump Administration’s fiscal and economic policies. “This is not how you run a nation, and this is not how you increase prosperity,” Deufel said in kicking off the rally. “Let’s push back against Trump’s destruction of this economy.”
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