Okay, since OP failed us. Here's what I found:
Washington, D.C.'s protest is to occur on the National Mall on Friday, with similar movements scheduled at all 50 state capitals.
www.newsweek.com
TL;DR Summary:
On March 14, 2025, thousands of veterans and their supporters gathered in Washington, D.C., and all 50 state capitals to protest against the Trump administration's policies affecting veterans and federal services. The main demonstration took place on the National Mall, where participants voiced concerns over significant cuts to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), resulting in job losses and reduced services for veterans. These cuts are part of a broader initiative led by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to reduce federal spending.
The protests also addressed broader issues, including reductions in Social Security benefits, federal job losses, and the administration's stance on pardoning individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot. Organizers, such as the group Fourteenth Now, are calling for Trump's removal from office, citing alleged involvement in the insurrection.
Speakers at the event included Jessica Denson, a former Trump aide who has criticized the administration, and Harry Dunn, a former Capitol Police officer who was on duty during the January 6 riot. The protests highlight ongoing dissent against the administration's fiscal policies and their impact on essential services for veterans and the broader public.
TL;DR Trumpanese Summary (How MAGA brainwashed will read it anyway):
Tremendous turnout today with thousands of veterans and patriots across the country supporting our efforts to streamline government and cut wasteful spending. Under my leadership, we've made historic progress in reducing unnecessary federal expenditures, ensuring taxpayer dollars are used wisely.
The VA has undergone reforms to improve efficiency and care. While some critics may disagree, most veterans know these changes are vital to modernizing their services.
We've also made tough decisions to prioritize the needs of veterans and active-duty personnel, focusing on fiscal responsibility. Recent pardons were made to promote unity and move the country forward, rebuilding the economy and strengthening national security.
The "protests" are from a small group out of touch with the American people. Most citizens support our efforts to reduce government size and spending, as these actions are in the best interest of the nation.
Under my administration, America is winning again, ensuring the best care for veterans and a prosperous future for all.
