Protestors demonstrate on State Road 100 to oppose war with Iran

Locals took to the corner of State Road 100 and Town Center Boulevard on Thursday, Jan. 9, to protest against a war with Iran.

By Paola Ohlson
| 5:13 p.m. January 9, 2020

Jeanne Palmer holds a "No War" sign. Photo by Paola Rodriguez

Photo by Paola Rodriguez

Geri Kail holds a sign at the north side of State Road 100. Photo by Paola Rodriguez

Mia Reynolds and Jackson Reynolds. Photo by Paola Rodriguez

Evan Peters, chairman of Flagler County Teenage Republicans, holds a "Trump/Pence" sign in a counter protest on the south side of S.R. 100. Photo by Paola Rodriguez

Chris Feeney holds a MAGA sign in a counter protest on the south side of S.R. 100. Photo by Paola Rodriguez

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About 33 people demonstrated on the north side of State Road 100 at its intersection with Town Center Boulevard at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, to protest against a war with Iran.

The "No War With Iran" rally included attendees from Indivisible Flagler and local Democratic Party groups and was conducted in concert with anti-war marches and protests happening nationwide.

A group of five counter-protestors from the local Republican Party lined up on the south side of the road, holding Trump campaign signs and MAGA signs.