…I strongly urge you to read Stephen Green’s article at pjmedia.com, which shows you that they are not.
Here is its first paragraph:
You too can be reimbursed for up to $200, and all you have to do is protest Department of Government Efficiency chief Elon Musk from the comfort of a Tesla dealership. It isn’t clear whether the offer from the left-wing Indivisible Project covers the cost of spray paint, keys, or bail, but money is fungible — so wink-wink, nudge-nudge, comrade.
Please click on the link Green provides, and find the evidence of what he is talking about.
I would like to think that, given how quickly these “protests” gel, along with the sameness and professional-quality creation of so many of the signs, you already know better than to think they are spontaneous grass roots uprisings. But just in case you weren’t completely convinced, this should do it.
And, I would hope, this also tells you something about the remarkable number of “protesters” we have seen at town hall meetings for Republican candidates…in districts where Republicans won landslide victories just months ago.
If you believe that Donald Trump doing exactly what he said he would is turning Republicans against him, I have a nice Statue Of Liberty in New York City to sell you. Cheap.
And that goes double for anyone who thinks the media venues treating these obviously organized “protests” as spontaneous events have any credibility. They don’t.
