Politics & Government
Trump Impeachment Rallies Scheduled In Montgomery County
Protestors are expected to gather in Gaithersburg and Olney on Dec. 17 to call for President Donald Trump's impeachment and removal.

GAITHERSBURG, MD — More than 600 activists are expected to turn out Tuesday in Montgomery County to call for President Donald Trump's impeachment and removal from office.
The "Nobody Is Above the Law" rallies, scheduled to take place in Gaithersburg and Olney, coincide with hundreds of demonstrations across the country. They were organized by the progressive group Moveon.org.
"The night before the House of Representatives takes a somber vote to impeach Trump, we'll head to every congressional office and public square to declare that Nobody Is Above the Law as representatives finalize their positions and senators look on," according to a notice published to the organization's website.
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"Events will be visible, family-friendly, public gatherings to demonstrate to our lawmakers that their constituents are behind them to defend the Constitution — and that Trump has left them no alternative to uphold their oath of office but to support impeachment and removal," the posting read.
In total, seven rallies are scheduled to take place Maryland.
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They are located:
- At Gaithersburg City Hall
- At Olney Manor Regional Park
- At McKeldin Square in Baltimore
- Outside the office of the late Rep. Elijah Cummings in Catonsville
- At the intersection of Broken Land and Little Patuxent parkways in Columbia
- At City Dock in Annapolis
- Across the street from Rep. Andrew P. Harris' office in downtown Bel Air
According to the organization's website, the rally at Olney Manor Recreational Park is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. The rally at Gaithersburg City Hall is set to start at 6 p.m.
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