In response to the US government’s suspension of military aid to Ukraine, Lithuanian publisher Sofoklis has removed JD Vance’s *Hillbilly Elegy* from its catalog. This action, announced on Facebook, is a protest against the altered US foreign policy. Sofoklis encourages readers to support Ukraine by purchasing books by Ukrainian authors and donating to the Blue/Yellow initiative. The publisher’s decision follows a reported conflict between President Trump, Vice President Vance, and President Zelensky.
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During President Trump’s joint address to Congress, Rep. Al Green disrupted the proceedings, leading to his removal from the House chamber. Green’s protest, stemming from his long-held belief that Trump should be impeached and opposition to Trump’s budget cuts, involved standing and shaking his cane at the president. The ensuing uproar included various other demonstrations from Democrats, such as wearing symbolic clothing and displaying protest signs related to women’s rights, Ukraine, Social Security, and Medicaid. Despite requests from Democratic leadership for decorum, several members engaged in visible protests, highlighting deep divisions within the chamber.
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Some Democrats are plotting to disrupt Trump’s speech to Congress, and the proposed methods range from subtle to spectacular. The idea of a silent protest, where every Democrat walks out the moment Trump begins speaking, is floated, aiming to strike at his ego and deny him the audience he craves. This coordinated exit could be accompanied by a synchronized chant, drowning out his speech and maximizing media attention.
Some are suggesting a more active disruption during the speech itself. This could involve loud heckling, interjections of “lies” or “felon,” a constant barrage of pointed interruptions to undermine his authority and message.… Continue reading
Democrats inviting fired federal workers to President Trump’s Congressional address is a move that’s generating significant discussion, and for good reason. It’s a tactic designed to visually underscore the impact of recent federal workforce reductions, placing the human cost directly in front of the administration responsible. The symbolic power of having these individuals present, potentially in the gallery or even closer, offers a stark contrast to any celebratory tone the address might aim for.
The strategy inherently carries a risk. Some argue that it could be interpreted as a purely performative gesture, lacking the depth needed to effect real change. The concern is that the act itself, rather than producing substantial political momentum, might simply become another talking point in the ongoing political battles.… Continue reading
Over 1,000 Vermonters demonstrated against Vice President JD Vance in Waitsfield, lining Route 100 as his motorcade passed. The protest, marked by shouted obscenities and critical signage, followed a controversial Oval Office meeting between Vance, President Trump, and President Zelensky. Protesters expressed their anger over recent political events. The demonstration highlighted significant public disapproval of Vance’s actions.
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Vice President JD Vance’s ski trip to Vermont sparked significant protests in Waitsfield and Warren. Over 700 demonstrators lined Route 100, voicing anger over Vance’s recent contentious Oval Office exchange with Ukrainian President Zelensky. Smaller, but still notable, protests occurred at Sugarbush Resort, including a snow reporter’s on-air condemnation and several skiers displaying anti-Vance messages. While some Trump supporters rallied in support of Vance, the overwhelming response to his visit was one of vocal opposition.
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Following President Trump’s takeover and subsequent politicization of the Kennedy Center, acclaimed singer-musician Rhiannon Giddens canceled her May 2025 performance, relocating it to The Anthem. This decision follows similar cancellations by other artists, including Issa Rae and Louise Penny, protesting the administration’s actions. Giddens cited the shift from a bipartisan institution as her reason for withdrawing. The Kennedy Center, a significant cultural landmark, has historically hosted diverse artists regardless of political affiliation, a tradition disrupted by the current administration.
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During a town hall meeting in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, former Democratic candidate Teresa Borrenpohl was forcibly removed after speaking out. Plainclothes officers, possibly working for Sheriff Robert Norris, apprehended Borrenpohl following verbal instructions from the event’s emcee. The removal, met with mixed reactions from the audience, escalated into a physical altercation as Borrenpohl resisted. This incident represents a concerning escalation of political tension, mirroring recent disruptions at other political events nationwide.
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