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The No Kings Protests
The No Kings movement is a movement that accuses Donald Trump of being a totalitarian king and that protests against him. The "No Kings" protests of March 2026 were primarily organized by the Indivisible movement, in collaboration with a coalition of over 200 left wing groups including 50501, MoveOn, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and the Party for Socialism and Liberation. By claiming to be against authoritarianism the No Kings organizers can get anyone who doesn't like anything thatTrump does to join their protests. If you are against the deportation of illegal immigrants, you might see Trump's actions in that directions as authoritarianism, likewise if you are against his dismantling of Iran's nuclear program you could see that as authoritarian as well.
Trump was elected president. Just because someone doesn't like a policy of his doesn't mean he is a king. In fact many of his actions are the opposite of what a king would do. Trump reduces taxes and regulations which gives people more power over their lives.
The Democrats on the other hand take away freedom of American voters by increasing taxes. They take away the freedom of Americans to choose their representatives. They do this by enabling voter fraud with mail in balloting and by opposing voter ID.
The following is a funny excerpt of a video by Red Dawn Daily called No Kings Protest Interview Disasters… Wait Till You Hear Their Answers
The video above has a woman who can't explain how Trump is a king. The video below has a man with the same problem.
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'HUGE PROBLEM': Psychotherapist analyzes anti-Trump 'No Kings' protests
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