A handful of rival protesters flocked to former president Donald Trump’s homes in Manhattan and Mar-a-Lago Friday in the wake of his indictment being handed down.
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A handful of rival protesters flocked to former President Donald Trump’s homes in Manhattan and Mar-a-Lago on Friday in the wake of hisBrandishing signs reading “Lock him up” and “Throw away the key,” a string of anti-Trump demonstrators had stationed themselves outside the 76-year-old’s Trump Tower skyscraper.
The words “Accountability matters” and “No one is above the law” had been scrawled in chalk across the Fifth Avenue sidewalk as NYPD officers kept a watchful eye. Protesters stationed themselves outside Trump Tower in Manhattan Friday after news of the former president’s indictment broke.A cluster of MAGA loyalists flocked to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida to show support for the former president.Very few Trump fans were spotted outside the 45th president’s Big Apple digs.
Meanwhile, in Palm Beach, Florida, a cluster of angry MAGA supporters gathered on a bridge leading to Trump’s palatial Mar-a-Lago estate, waving flags and expressing dismay about the indictment.
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