Nobody Is Above the Law—Rapid Response Events
Nobody is above the law. When Trump appointed Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general—in a blatant attempt to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller and derail the investigation—Trump crossed a red line. This coalition responded by launching over 500 protests nationwide, attended by over 100,000 people.
We stand ready to march again.
If Trump crosses one of the following “red lines,” we will take to the streets again:
- Firing Mueller.
- Pardons of key witnesses.
- Actions that would prevent the investigation from being conducted freely, such as replacing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, Mueller’s current supervisor, or repealing the regulations establishing the office.
- The Mueller investigation releases findings showing significant wrongdoing by Donald Trump. Or Congress or the administration blocks the public from seeing Mueller's findings.
Find an event near you and sign up to be notified of the next major protest. Join us to defend the rule of law, because nobody is above the law—not even the president.
WINTER PLAN:
Unfortunately, Trump could use the holiday season as cover to put himself above the law. If a red line is crossed from Dec. 23 to Dec. 26, all Nobody Is Above the Law events will be encouraged to occur on Dec. 27. We also will not hold events on New Years Eve, December 31, to avoid possible complications with event venues that might be booked for New Years Eve celebrations. If a red line is crossed on December 30, we would push events back to January 1.
Note: A core principle shared by supporting organizations is a commitment to nonviolent, peaceful actions. All actions that are sponsored or organized on this page are intended to be nonviolent and peaceful. We expect all participants to act lawfully at all times and to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those that disagree with our values.