‘Massive’ Anti-Trump Protest at the Capitol – We Haven’t Seen Energy This Low Since a Biden Rally! (Video)
A so-called “massive” anti-Trump protest outside the U.S. Capitol revealed just how far the left’s momentum has crumbled, drawing a paltry crowd of demonstrators demanding President Donald Trump’s impeachment. The event, which barely registered a pulse, unfolded with all the energy of a Biden rally—meaning, virtually none. Reports from the scene paint a picture of sparse attendance, with only a handful of stragglers waving signs and chanting half-heartedly, a stark contrast to the fiery crowds of Trump’s supporters. Posts on X are already mocking the turnout, with one user quipping, “This ‘protest’ looks like a Biden campaign stop—where’s the crowd?”
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The video confirms what conservatives already suspect: the left’s last gasp is running on fumes. Many speculate the protest was fueled by the dying embers of USAID’s “color revolution” funds—those taxpayer dollars once used to prop up foreign unrest, now barely stretching to muster a whimper here at home. With Trump’s administration slashing federal waste through DOGE and deporting illegal aliens en masse, the establishment’s playbook is losing its punch. Attorney General Pam Bondi’s Epstein file release and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s border crackdowns have only emboldened Trump’s base, leaving the opposition floundering.
For Trump supporters, this low-energy spectacle is a badge of honor, proving America’s rejection of the woke agenda. The establishment media might spin this as “passion,” but the footage will tell the real story: a movement on life support, unable to match Trump’s juggernaut. Check the video yourself—it’s a laughable reminder of who’s really in charge. The left’s energy tank is empty, and Trump’s America is just getting started.
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