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AUSTIN (KXAN) — A group of protesters are outside the Governor’s mansion Thursday rallying to “restore livelihoods and end the madness sinking the Texas economy.”The group has a 5-hour-long rally planned, from 12-5 p.m., and they say there’s a way to stimulate the economy in Texas and still contain the novel coronavirus that caused COVID-19.The group made it a point in its that the protest will be peaceful. It asks the question, “how far are we willing to let things go before we take back our rights?”Justin Griess said the protesters want to get the economy going again.“We cannot afford this depression. We cannot afford to deliver mixed messages,” Griess said, “We need folks to get out there earning their stripes, acting like red-blooded Americans with the honor and dignity of work. They don’t want checks. They don’t want handouts.”Gov. Abbott is set to announce his plan to start the process of reopening the .“This is not going to be a ‘rush the gates, everybody is able to suddenly reopen all at once,” Abbott said Monday.Griess said he is optimistic about the Governor’s upcoming announcement.“We’re hoping to see a coherent, cogent plan to bring the economy back in order,” Griess said.Others at the protest were demanding more than just getting the economy going again. Some were unhappy with recent mandates banning public gatherings.“We want to have the freedom to gather together. We want to have the freedom to work and provide for our families. And, any executive order that’s been passed so far has violated our constitutional rights,” protester Lori Jean said.“I’m hoping personally that since we are United States for Medical Freedom, as well as Texas for Medical Freedom, that we are hoping for no mandates,” she said, “We want to reopen Texas and go back to work and not have mandates placed on us for testing.”Loading ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — A group of protesters are outside the Governor’s mansion Thursday rallying to “restore livelihoods and end the madness sinking the Texas economy.”The group has a 5-hour-long rally planned, from 12-5 p.m., and they say there’s a way to stimulate the economy in Texas and still contain the novel coronavirus that caused COVID-19.The group made it a point in its that the protest will be peaceful. It asks the question, “how far are we willing to let things go before we take back our rights?”Justin Griess said the protesters want to get the economy going again.“We cannot afford...

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