Trump's 100-day assault on our democracy, people, and climate has left many elected Democrats confused and passive in response, but not Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha. Leading a coalition of Attorneys General from across the nation, Neronha has sued the Trump administration 15 times to protect our workers, our students, our elections, our health care, our scientists, our clean energy, and our Constitutional rights.

In this unique event co-sponsored by Indivisible RI and Climate Action RI, we'll have a wide-ranging conversation with the Attorney General. We'll ask questions like these:

• Are we in a Constitutional crisis, and if so, what are the prospects for ending it?
• What is the status of your many court challenges to Trump's illegal actions?
• Can RI elected officials like the Governor and legislators do more to protect us?
• How does the MAGA assault on democracy and science relate to the growing power of billionaires and big corporations?
• Trump has declared war on clean energy like offshore wind, and is trying to bring back coal and offshore drilling. Can this be fought in the courts?
• What is the role of mass protest in defending democracy? Other than protest, what can concerned citizens do now?

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