Protesters try to get cars to honk at Sunday's America First Rally in Diamond Park. Speakers called for election audits, criticized masking and vaccination policies, and called for Americans to fight to protect their freedoms.

Hundreds gathered during a sunny Sunday afternoon in Butler's Diamond Park in the hopes of making their voices heard.

Attendees milled about in patriotic apparel, some featuring the American flag while others appeared in derogatory messaging about President Joe Biden. A few individuals donned tactical equipment and holstered pistols.

“I'm hoping this opens some eyes,” said Tyler Campbell of Cabot.

Campbell said he took a particular interest in the results of the 2020 election, and he believes there should be an audit, a common theme of the event.

There were food trucks, shirt vendors and other activities to spend time with between speakers and lining the street with signs. Many of the signs demanded to know “the truth” about the election.

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