Thousands pour into downtown Washington, 10 a.m.: Two hours before the March was set to begin, thousands of ralliers packed Pennsylvania Avenue in downtown Washington, D.C., in direct view of the Capitol, bundled in scarves, hats, parkas and mittens against the 39 - degree weather (sun-sentinel.com)
But nobody has been more effective or compelling in bringing about the creation of the United Conservative Party than its chief rallier: NDP Premier Rachel Notley, whose interloping, democratically endorsed mandate can not, in the eyes of many Albertans, end soon enough. (macleans.ca)
Scott Sommer of the United Auto Workers addressed ralliers who filled an ornate, sandstone staircase at the Capitol by urging them not to accept delay. (politico.com)