A small group of protesters gathered in Salt Lake City to rally against the Trump administration and show support for Medicaid. Organized by Salt Lake Indivisible, the demonstrators called on Utah’s Republican lawmakers to resist what they see as an abuse of presidential power. They criticized President Trump and Elon Musk, head of the Department of Government Efficiency, for proposed cuts to federal spending that could potentially impact Medicaid recipients.
Salt Lake Indivisible leader Sarah Buck spoke out against the harm caused by current policies and urged compassion towards those under attack. Protesters emphasized the need for elected officials to prioritize the well-being of citizens over political agendas. They met with Senator John Curtis’ staff to voice concerns and request more town hall meetings and calls to action against the administration.
The group plans to continue advocating for Medicaid and pushing for accountability from Utah’s representatives, including Senator Mike Lee. They aim to participate in ongoing protests and demonstrations to make their voices heard. The rally highlighted the need for grassroots activism and civic engagement in response to challenges facing vulnerable populations.
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