Hundreds Protest The Extended New Hampshire Stay-At-Home Order

CONCORD, NH — A rally organized at the New Hampshire Statehouse formed a crowd of 350 to 400 people. While people expressed their disagreement about the state's stay-at-home order, multiple people spoke from a microphone. The crowd which appeared to be larger than the previous one had a mix of age groups and interests represented including religious leaders, marijuana activists, free staters, anti-vaccination activists, and liberty Republicans.

One person who was in disagreement with the rally dressed as a clown tried to hold a sign in front of the speakers at the microphone several times. The people attending the rally quickly surrounded him with their signs and blocked him so the speakers could continue.

There were also other counter-protestors in attendance.

Multiple vehicles circled the Statehouse displaying signs, yelling in support and honking their horns, preferring the safe social distancing of their vehicles.

At the end of the rally all the participants gathered on the front steps of the state house chanting "USA, USA USA," and "Live Free Or Die" several times.

The rally was peaceful and there were no police visible at the rally.

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