The “People’s Convoy” moved out from Adelanto Stadium in Southern California and released a statement about their movements across the country to Washington D.C., where they plan to arrive on March 5.
QUICK FACTS:
- The “People’s Convoy” has released details about its trek from California to Washington D.C., offering potential attendees areas where they can join.
- The “People’s Convoy” has released details about its track from California to Washington D.C., offering potential attendees areas where they can join.
- According to the press release the convoy’s route is subject to change but plans to make it to Kingman, Arizona on Wednesday and from there to Lupton, Arizona along I-40 on Thursday.
- The group will be making overnight stays in Kingman, AZ, Lupton, AZ, Glenrio, TX, Elk City, OK, Vinita, OK area, Sullivan, MO, Indianapolis, IN, Cambridge, OH, Hagerstown, MD, and arrive in A the DC Beltway area on March 5.
- The press release readers to check for opportunities for elected officials and others to go “Ridin’ Shotgun” and the opportunity to bid on a seat in one of the Operations Vehicles by visiting www.ThePeoplesConvoy.org
ORGANIZERS’ COMMENTS ON THE TRIP:
- “We have well over 1,000 truckers. I’ve lost count right now and I know it’s going to grow,” organizer Maureen Steele told Eric Bolling of Newsmax last week.
- “Freedom isn’t free. Now is our time as Americans that we ensure freedom for our future generations, and we are doing it lawfully. We have the right to gather, we have the right to protest, we won’t be violating any laws. If there are any other rogue convoys that are unlawful, that is not ours,” she said.
- The release noted that the convoy is “about freedom and unity: the truckers are riding unified across party and state lines and with people of all colors and creeds – Christians, Muslims, Jews, Sikhs, Mormons, Agnostics, Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, Native Americans, Republican, Democrats.”
BACKGROUND:
- The People’s Convoy has been clear that they want to put an end to the 23 months of ongoing COVID-19 safety protocols in America, saying they feel the need to demand an end to all mandates.
- Anyone who wants to follow the convoy’s progress can also visit their Instagram page or Twitter account. Donations can be made on the convoy’s official website.
