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Thousands Join ‘Hands Off’ Protests Against Trump and Musk Across Oregon

Thousands Join ‘Hands Off’ Protests Against Trump and Musk Across Oregon

Thousands of Oregonians took to the streets over the weekend to participate in 'Hands Off' protests, targeting former President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk. The demonstrations, which spread across various cities in Oregon, were a response to recent controversial actions and statements made by both figures. Protesters carried signs and chanted slogans demanding that Trump and Musk refrain from further influencing public policy and social media platforms.

The 'Hands Off' movement gained momentum after reports surfaced about Trump's potential return to politics and Musk's controversial management of social media. Photos from the protests showed a diverse crowd united in their message, emphasizing the need for accountability and transparency from influential figures. The weekend's events were part of a broader national conversation about the role of high-profile individuals in shaping public discourse and policy.

The protests were peaceful, with local law enforcement reporting no major incidents. Organizers expressed satisfaction with the turnout and vowed to continue their efforts to hold Trump and Musk accountable. The 'Hands Off' protests have sparked discussions on social media, with many expressing support for the movement's goals.

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