US capital divided by Trump's military parade
Washington (AFP) June 14, 2025 As Donald Trump supporters queued to watch a military parade in Washington, hundreds of protesters marched less than a mile away chanting that the US president was a "fascist." The divided US capital epitomized a political rift in the United States that Saturday's display of soldiers, tanks and fighter jets looked to further deepen. For Shaun Dailey, who traveled from neighboring Pennsy
Washington (AFP) June 14, 2025
As Donald Trump supporters queued to watch a military parade in Washington, hundreds of protesters marched less than a mile away chanting that the US president was a "fascist."
The divided US capital epitomized a political rift in the United States that Saturday's display of soldiers, tanks and fighter jets looked to further deepen.
For Shaun Dailey, who traveled from neighboring Pennsy
As Donald Trump supporters queued to watch a military parade in Washington, hundreds of protesters marched less than a mile away chanting that the US president was a "fascist."
The divided US capital epitomized a political rift in the United States that Saturday's display of soldiers, tanks and fighter jets looked to further deepen.
For Shaun Dailey, who traveled from neighboring Pennsy 
