On Sunday, several thousand residents of Los Angeles gathered in the city center to demand the impeachment of the incumbent President. Around noon, the protesters went to Pershing square in order to March to the square. Fletcher Bowron.
The demonstrators were holding signs with the words «Impeach», «Mode trump and Pence should collapse,» and chanted «Fraud,» urging the Senate to send the President into premature retirement.
Meanwhile, the Impeachment March is underway in downtown. At least a few thousand people here. pic.twitter.com/n7bpPYLJVN
— Laura J. Nelson (@laura_nelson) July 2, 2017
Some participants of the»March for impeachment» complained the Republican-proposed health care reform, others remembered the recent scandal with the Russian interference in the presidential election in 2016, and the third explained his position to the infringement of the rights of immigrants.
Near the Central office of the police Department the protesters waited about 4 dozen supporters trump. The meeting of the two groups ended with a verbal sparring, but there were no fights.
One anti-demonstrator Trump screaming at pro-Trump folks, including «You’re a fraud! You’re a fraud! You’re a fraud!» pic.twitter.com/OpDwnd9xnp
— Laura J. Nelson (@laura_nelson) July 2, 2017
The protesters made a stop near city Hall, where in front of them was Brad Sherman, member of the house of representatives who recently filed the paperwork necessary to start the impeachment of the President.
Now speaking near City Hall: Rep. @BradSherman, who has circulated articles of impeachment. «We face a clear and present danger,» he says. pic.twitter.com/qI3OwTGxHp
— Laura J. Nelson (@laura_nelson) July 2, 2017
Several activists were brought to city hall the coffin with the symbolic inscription of the Presidency «1789-2017».
«THE PRESIDENCY: 1789-2017.» An elaborate set-up by these protestors, who have a front-row seat for the speech by @BradSherman. pic.twitter.com/W6dzW3Fxcw
— Laura J. Nelson (@laura_nelson) July 2, 2017
During a rally in Los Angeles was not recorded public disorder and significant conflicts.
Similar events were held Sunday in 46 American cities, including San Francisco, Denver, Philadelphia, Austin, Detroit and San Diego.
