One of the event's co-organizers said 700 to 1,000 turned out. Republicans said they chose not to organize a counter-protest.

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Thousands flooded the Capitol Square this past weekend for a nationally organized “Hands Off!” protest over the current presidential administration. The effort was organized by grassroots groups 50501 ...