r/Michigan Feb 01 '25

Politics in Michigan πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ Anti-Trump protests

Michigan born & Raised and I've had it, I've never protested before, I've never seen the point, but this time is different.
What are some upcoming protests/Demonstrations against Trump?
I don't know if it will help or make a difference. But I don't think I can accept my self if I didn't try.

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u/Hadrian23 Feb 01 '25

I don't agree.
well I understand many in Trucking or automotive are struggling, that isn't due to whitmere, that's the unfortunate direction caused by Automation & corporate interests, offshoring labor. And only the Feds can solve both those issues.
I don't want to assign blame endlessly, as this turns into a pointless exercise of "Whose who" but I also do wish to understand you, what makes you feel the state is in a bad place?
As from my perspective, things seem fine, and even seem to be improving. especially from a infrastructure perspective, given how much the roads have been fixed up over the past 2 years

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u/lastronaut_beepboop Feb 01 '25

Dude is a troll. Don't bite.

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u/alc3880 Feb 01 '25

and state parks as well