Protesters Couldn't Name One Thing Trump Did Wrong
April 5, 2026
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as posted by the channelAt No Kings protests in NYC, Philly, and Santa Monica, Bridget Phetasy noticed something wild, protesters were openly chanting Communist Revolution slogans and waving hammer and sickle flags while most couldn't name a single specific thing Trump did wrong. Interviewers asked protest attendees why they were there and got answers like "I'm here for my community" and "Google it bitch" instead of any actual policy grievance. Meanwhile, Bridget observed that Palm Sunday Mass at St. Monica's drew more young people than the Santa Monica protest happening the same weekend. She breaks down how Marxists won by taking over education, why the real counterculture is now going to church, and why LA's monoculture bubble makes everything feel like joining a cult.
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