The Enterprise — Michael Koff
About 150 protesters gathered in clusters on Saturday at Elm Avenue Park in Bethlehem to protest an Albany County Republican Committee fundraising event featuring Congresswoman Elise Stefanik who has hinted at running for governor. “She has fallen in lock-step with some of the most damaging and constitution-defying Trump administration policies and we intend to make it clear that that level of complicity isn’t welcome in the Capital District,” said Gail Rychlewski, a Bethlehem Indivisible organizer of the event in a statement. “These policies inflict real harms on ordinary people,” added Leyla Kiosse of Indivisible Albany.