Why Trump’s Allies Want to RIP Up Civil Rights | Luke Thomas Gets Political
September 19, 2025
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as posted by the channelLuke Thomas Gets Political: Trump and his billionaire backers aren’t just funding campaigns — they’re reshaping society itself. In this clip, Luke Thomas and Reese Waters break down how right-wing elites are dismantling civil rights protections, attacking DEI programs, and pushing through corporate-friendly legislation like the “Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act” to strip away athlete protections. From higher education to media to combat sports, the strategy is the same: consolidate power for donors while leaving ordinary people behind.
They also dive into the Democratic Party’s failure to communicate effectively, the weakness of its current leadership, and why the left continues to fall behind in the messaging war. What will it take to fight back? Stronger voices, relentless messaging, and a recognition that the stakes are bigger than one election.
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