Thousands of protesters have marched in Washington and elsewhere in the United States to protest Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee and to call for his defeat in the 3 November election.
Thousands of protesters marched in Washington and elsewhere in the United States on Saturday to protest Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee and to call for his defeat in the 3 November election.
The parade route in Washington started near the White House before heading to the US Capitol and then to the National Mall. Their signs and banners underscored the broader anti-Trump message:"Trump/Pence: Out Now," read one, while others simply said,"Dump Trump."
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