The Saturday evening march will begin at Trump Plaza, a high-rise apartment building. President Trump actually hasn’t owned the place since 1991. Fine. It still has the name.
It’s a good place to start.
From there, the marchers will head south, walking along the Intracoastal Waterway that separates West Palm Beach from ritzy Palm Beach island. They’ll stop, on police orders, when they reach the bridge across from Mar-a-Lago.
And then, the plan is to wave signs and glow sticks. The hope is that they’ll be visible across the dark water and the great green lawn of the club, from up in the private apartment that is now the “winter White House.”
If Trump sees those green lights, then he’ll know that his critics have followed him home.
Read more: How protesters plan to get under Trump’s skin wherever he goes - The Washington Post
It’s a good place to start.
From there, the marchers will head south, walking along the Intracoastal Waterway that separates West Palm Beach from ritzy Palm Beach island. They’ll stop, on police orders, when they reach the bridge across from Mar-a-Lago.
And then, the plan is to wave signs and glow sticks. The hope is that they’ll be visible across the dark water and the great green lawn of the club, from up in the private apartment that is now the “winter White House.”
If Trump sees those green lights, then he’ll know that his critics have followed him home.
Read more: How protesters plan to get under Trump’s skin wherever he goes - The Washington Post
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