Protesters spell "LIAR" on Montana Mountain before Trump arrives

The protesters spelled the word "liar" on the flank of Mount Jumbo in Missoula, in the mount, to protest President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump renews his attacks against Testing a VA candidate on the eve of the rally in Montana Trump submits his 2017 federal tax returns. Corker: The Trump administration has "blocked" Saudi intelligence, a canceled information session PLUSThe next city tour in the city, reported The Missoulian.

The mountain had already a letter "L" stuck on its surface to represent the Catholic high school Loyola Sacred Heart, located at its base.

Trump arrives in Missoula and that's what we feel for him here! #drumptrump #liar #not here #OrangeManBad #Asset #ImpeachTrump pic.twitter.com/6Vm1WxQU4f

– Jennifer Roberts (@JRRJDRSRR) October 18, 2018

The protesters added the remaining red, white and blue nylon letters to the mountain, which would be visible from the place where Trump will hold a rally in the city on Thursday night.

Maggie Williams and Betty Tschudi took credit for the organization of the protest against Trump and reportedly have about 50 volunteers registered for work teams sitting near the booth throughout the day.

"It just seems to be sitting on a sunny mountain in our beautiful community a beautiful fall day to express our disgust and our rejection of Trump silently and enjoy the company of other people who share our voice and our concerns and that need to be heard "the group said in a statement seen by the publication.

The organizers told the local publication that they are currently waiting between 80 and 100 people sitting on the mountain to participate in the protest.

Thursday's rally is the last step in the president's election campaign as the mid-term elections draw closer. He will hold the rally for Sen. Jon Tester & # 39; s (D-Mont.) Opponent, Matt Rosendale (D), auditor.