Every Saturday Pullman Rally for Sanity #Indivisible #NoKings #HandsOff #MoveOn

This is a local Indivisible event! Hello, people who care about democracy! My name is Syd and I call myself the reluctant activist, because I'd really rather be home resting, crocheting and managing my health issues but I'm instead forced to fight fascism in America. Someone said that the best way to not feel hopeless is to get up and do something. I'll be the one with the flower pin in my hat and the loud voice. With the rapid assaults on our rights, the government cuts designed to hurt the poor and vulnerable, endlessly funding genocide and starting wars, I feel it's important that we protest this insanity. Since May of 2025 we have held a rally every Saturday. We meet from 12-2 on the sidewalk in front of the Neill Public Library. It's at the intersection of N Grand and Olson NE across from the Cougar Plaza. We won't give up our rights to peacefully protest. We need to remind this administration that it's the people who have the power, it's supposed to be Congress that writes laws and declares war, that protest is legal but human trafficking is not. This Big Beautiful Killer Bill is the opposite of what our government should do for the people. Republicans are choosing to let people go hungry, lose insurance and frankly, die. Not to balance the budget, they're doing it to reward the wealthiest. I know these are scary times and I appreciate your bravery. I have rallied here multiple times and usually the worst pushback is a few harsh words from a moving vehicle (that I can't hear). I simply reply with "I love you!" as loudly as I am able. It's fun and it prevents any hate from sticking to us. Mostly we get a lot of honking and waving. I find it invigorating, especially when we are surrounded by a lot of other rally-goers. I'm not downplaying the new steps towards full fascism this administration has taken and I don't want you to. Please take the necessary steps to protect yourself and your identity if you feel the need. It's important that our protest remain on the