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Letter from Ron Bishop

No Kings Day Until He’s Gone

I attended the No King’s Day rally in Oneonta on October 18 because I felt the urgency to stand up and be counted there. I carried a sign that I drew on poster board and attached to a light stick from my workshop. Lots of people carried signs, nearly all patriotic and expressing love for our country with uplifting slogans. Personal favorites included, “LOVE America, LOVE Democracy, USN Veteran, NO KINGS” and “Fight Truth Decay.” No one paid me to be there or offered any incentive, and there was no evidence of such activity.

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