Judy Munro-Leighton of Louisville began organizing protests three years ago, before the war even began. The Louisville Peace Action Community staffed a booth two years ago at the Kentucky State Fair, she said, and supporters of the war stopped to berate them. That rarely happens now, she said.
"We get much more support," said Munro-Leighton, a history teacher who was among 100 people who traveled from Louisville on two protest-bound buses. "We even started an impromptu petition to end the war."
