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A protest sign reading Doormat Dan and Stand Up To Executive Overreach is held during a demonstration in Anchorage, Alaska.

Photo used courtesy Paxson Woelber, the Alaska Landmine · Photo source · CC BY 2.0

Protest Sign Against Executive Overreach

A protest sign reading Doormat Dan and Stand Up To Executive Overreach is held during a demonstration in Anchorage, Alaska.

50501 protest in Anchorage. April 19, 2025

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