Keystone protest outside Capitol. pic.twitter.com/gdx5ea23q0
— Sarah Anne Hughes (@dcistsarah) April 22, 2014The Cowboy Indian Alliance arrived in Washington, D.C., this morning. The DCIst blog posted a series of photos from the horseback ride to the National Mall. Dozens of participants of all ages carried signs that read "Reject and Protect" and "No KXL Pipeline." The group will hold events on the mall all week. The protest will culminate with a march to the White House on Saturday. Get the Story:
Photos: Indigenous Leaders, Ranchers Gather On Horseback In Front Of Capitol To Protest Keystone Pipeline (DCist 4/22)
Cowboys And Indians Descend on Washington To Protest Pipeline (Time 4/22)
Horses, teepees arrive on Mall for Keystone protest (Politico 4/22) An Opinion:
John Nichols: If Rick Weiland Can Say “No” to Keystone, So Can Barack Obama (The Nation 4/22) Related Stories:
Native Sun News: Keystone XL Pipeline foes headed to DC (4/21)
State Department needs more time to review Keystone XL (4/21)
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