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Nationwide Protests Challenge Trump’s Leadership Amid Bipartisan Support

3/29/2026

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Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii) criticized U.S. President Donald Trump during 'no kings' protests by asserting he is not a king.
Some Republicans supported Hirono, including Rep. Chip Roy and Sen. Mike Lee.
Protests occurred in all 50 states with 3,200 events planned and significant participation from smaller communities.
Trump dismissed the protests as 'small' and 'out of touch' while Sen. Ted Cruz said the events were backed by socialist groups.

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Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii) criticized U.S. President Donald Trump during 'no kings' protests by asserting he is not a king.
Some Republicans supported Hirono, including Rep. Chip Roy and Sen. Mike Lee.
Protests occurred in all 50 states with 3,200 events planned and significant participation from smaller communities.
Trump dismissed the protests as 'small' and 'out of touch' while Sen. Ted Cruz said the events were backed by socialist groups.