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Hi, Mary. My name is Teresa White, and I'm calling from Vermont. I attended the hands-off protest in Denver. I'd asked you to call in and tell me if you'd been part of the protests that took place this weekend.

I participated in two rallies this weekend, and we had several thousand people in downtown Boise.

I wanted to know how all of it made you feel.

We are generally a red state of red county.

There was a much bigger turnout than we had anticipated.

It was very freeing.

It was, it gave us a lot of hope.

There were about 3,100 people in front of our little

city hall in Lakewood on Saturday for hands off. The energy was freaking amazing. I wanted to know

who you'd met. I took the light rail in from the suburb outside the city and light rail trains were so packed.

And there was a man from a rural part of the state who said he'd never been to a protest and never been on the light rail.

But he saw the coverage of the protest on the news that morning and drove an hour and a half

and took his first trip on the light

rail and his first trip to a protest to come be a part of it because he said it was too important

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