Summary
Protesters opposing President Trump's administration are planning disruptive actions to mark the second year of his current term. They aim to hold walkouts and events under the "Free America" movement, with potential for increased involvement compared to previous protests. There is a rising willingness among some protesters to consider more extreme tactics, including violence.
Key Facts
- Protesters are organizing walkouts for January 20 to oppose President Trump's administration.
- The movement is called "Free America" and promotes a refusal to cooperate with the government.
- Over 37,500 people have signed up for around 790 planned events.
- Previous protests had millions participating, with expectations for larger turnouts in the future.
- President Trump threatened to use the Insurrection Act after past protests but decided against it.
- Survey data shows a growing number of protesters might consider violence as an option.
- The White House did not comment on the planned protests.
- Researchers note that when 3.5% of a population protests, it is hard for governments to ignore.
