Anyone with experience organizing protests? When are we going to protest Elon Musk's takeover of federal government systems—on a weekend ideally?

I don't care if "protests don't work," we need to make our voices heard and ourselves seen.

Elon Musk is the richest man in the world, and an unelected person given immense power within the federal government. This cannot be allowed to continue. I fear that the extent of the damage he causes will not be fully uncovered for some time.

Reporting on this issue (free links):

There are reports of Musk's team installing connections and hard drives to federal government computer systems. A decade ago, many people were concerned about Hillary Clinton having an unsecured personal email server used for her job as Secretary of State. I've heard conservatives and conspiracy theorists talk about rich people like George Soros using their wealth to control the federal government, or how the global elites want to tear down western society to replace it with a cashless technocracy. And yet now that Musk seems to be actually carrying out the early steps of these conspiracies, we aren't doing anything.

This is not merely Musk "looking for efficiency" or "stopping fraud" or "improving security." And even if those things were true, I ask you: A) do you really trust the wealthiest man to tell the truth, or have the common man's interests at heart or his own; B) should Musk be allowed to do this unilaterally, without oversight?!?

Worse, the NYT and WSJ articles evidence that Musk's power is currently not being checked by anyone, including Trump.

That needs to change. We need to protest. If someone doesn't know how, I am happy to research how we get a permit. I suggest dual protests in Hartford and New Haven, with the Hartford one terminating at the State Capitol and the New Haven one starting in the Green and terminating TBD. Maybe even throw in Stamford. We should also get our elected officials involved—Senators Chris Murphy, Richard Blumenthal, and our five Congresspeople. They currently feel hamstrung because the Democrats are not in power in Washington, and the spineless GOP seems willing to let Trump and unelected President Musk do whatever they want. While the next federal election cycle is 2 years away, that doesn't mean we have to wait until then to exercise one of our democratic, constitutional rights: to free assembly and protest, and free speech.

Again, I don't care if "protests don't work." From my experience protesting police brutality in 2020, that isn't true: CT passed legislation as a result. And I would rather protest and fall into fascism/dictatorship/etc. than not protest at all.

Please, no calls for violence. That is not protected free speech under the Constitution and only detracts from our valid concerns.

Edit: if you are available, it seems there is a protest occurring at the CT State Capitol building on Wednesday February 5 at noon.

Moreover, this post seems to be brigaded, possibly with bots. Lots of comments from accounts that are new or have little activity, some of which are suspiciously deleting themselves.

Edit 2: I would like to organize another, nonviolent, legal (permitted?) protest on a weekend when more people can attend. Sorry, but not all of us can miss work to protest on a weekday. If anyone would like to help organize, please comment below or PM me. It would be helpful to get some buy-in from our members of Congress, the ACLU, or similar.