When they remove the right to peacefully assemble, they should not expect that the people will not assemble. They should expect only that it will no longer be peaceful.

...Pennsylvania
(Except in vehicles & illegal in Philadelphia), South Dakota, Tennessee (21+), Texas (21+, must be holstered), Utah (21+), Vermont, Virginia (Some places restrict where you are allowed), Washington (21+, not in a vehicle), West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.
*This is not legal advice*

Alabama, Alaska (21+), Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa (21+), Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maine (21+), Mississippi,
Montana, Nevada,
New Hampshire, New Mexico (19+), North Carolina (Some places restrict where you are allowed), Ohio, Oklahoma (21+)...
*This is not legal advice*

Of course, cities/counties/jurisdictions can vary in their rules, but there are many states that generally allow open carry without a permit as long as you are 18+ & a legal owner. In case you are concerned for your safety.

You can still peacefully protest. In many places, you can also arm yourself if you're concerned for your safety. For example, when your lawmakers or unelected criminals are, let's say, actively involved in a coup.

That's spouting a lot of rhetoric about merit based employment for someone who's handing out high level jobs to folks with zero qualifications.