Protesters disrupt Hakeem Jeffries at a Democratic summit in Denver
Denver, Colorado, United States · Nov 13, 2026
Is it still on?
NOIt was a one-day action on Nov 13.
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The Tea in three lines
- Why they are protesting
- Protesters interrupted a panel discussion to oppose centrist politics and demand progressive priorities from party leadership.
- What they want
- Green New Deal, Medicare for All, an arms embargo, and new congressional leadership.
- What changed
- Nov 13: Protesters disrupted U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries during a Denver summit before being escorted out by security.
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What protesters want
- Green New Deal
- Medicare for All
- Arms embargo
- No more do-nothing Democrats
- New congressional leadership
Organised by: Denver Democratic Socialists of America, Sunrise Movement, Indivisible Colorado
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The full story
On November 13, 2026, progressive demonstrators interrupted U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries during a panel discussion at the "What’s Next" summit at the Mission Ballroom in Denver, Colorado. Organised by groups including the Denver Democratic Socialists of America, the Sunrise Movement, and Indivisible Colorado, the action featured participants shouting slogans, demanding a Green New Deal, Medicare for All, an arms embargo, and criticizing the Democratic establishment's centrist approach. Security personnel escorted the hecklers out of the venue, and demonstrators later regrouped two blocks away with banners. There was no official government or police response reported beyond venue security removing the protesters.
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