Rachel Maddow: "It's all bad for Trump... I don’t know that we have ever seen another first 100 days from any president this roundly rejected and hated by the American people."
Do you feel like that?
@MAGAVoice where is the American citizen, that was incorrectly sent to that prison. No matter what he is still an American citizen and he should have been put in an American jail. Where are our rights?
@GeneralMCNews How do we stop the Supreme Court? What are our options to get what we want? Do we start killing and beating the fuck outta libs? Because we can and it's coming. Fuck tolerance.
ROTFLMAO because she knows he's set to leave in May but wants to look rough as if he's gone because of her badass😹 fake self. What a fucking pieceofshit she is. Too late jackhole. The genie can't go back in the bottle.
If it were possible, I'd be crying blood-filled tears of hatred at the amount of complete disgusting corruption mankind is capable of. Billions of people around the earth were affected by America's NGO motherfuckers. I bless them with curses to bite them in their asses.
Over the last few months, we've come to a realization that should have landed much harder: NGOs weren't just adjacent to government, they were the parallel government. We were shocked. I was too. But looking back, it's exactly what you'd expect. NGOs operate outside the chain of command. They answer to no electorate, no oversight, no public mandate. They can push any agenda they choose without accountability.
So the real question isn't how this happened, or even why. The real question is: why were we surprised? The moment Biden took office, the plan was already in motion. NGOs had the infrastructure, the logistics, the funding pipelines; everything ready to go. They didn't need permission. They just needed power. And when they got it, they had it all set up from day 1: overnight, we were flooded with illegal immigrants under the cover of a coordinated strategy that had been waiting in the wings.
I've been acting like this was some secret operation pulled off behind our backs. But it wasn't. I wasn't deceived; I just failed to see what was right in front of me. Because if you wanted to carry out a bloodless coup, this is exactly how you'd do it.
Tonight, I’m announcing a nationwide and international multimillion-dollar ad campaign warning illegal aliens to leave our country NOW or face deportation with the inability to return to the US. This serves as a strong warning to criminal illegal aliens to not come to America. If they do, they will be hunted down and deported.
Thank you @realdonaldtrump for securing our border and putting America first.
WATCH. I went to the Tysons, Va., #TeslaTakedown protest on Tyco Road for @FairfaxTimes last Saturday, locals calling on America to "deport @elonmusk," and saw familiar faces from local Democratic Party activism.
I documented identical messaging to protests nationwide and then built a @DPearlProject database of 304 protests that reveals that indeed the protests are more Astro Turf than "grassroots."
Here is the public database: https://t.co/s6LrKcGYDo
Read our new article: https://t.co/8n7lP8ikuC
I know when something is
AstroTurf. Fun fact: I was among the first reporters (if not first) to put the concept of "Astro Turf" lobbying into the pages of the Wall Street Journal as an international trade reporter.
While local #TeslaTakedown protests may appear spontaneous and community-driven, they are the product of well-funded, tightly coordinated campaigns led by national political organizations like the Indivisible Project, https://t.co/0fCMcXyLC9, and professional protest firms.
These groups use digital platforms, pre-scripted chants, pre-printed signs, and nationwide toolkits to manufacture the appearance of grassroots activism, and the messages on Tyco Road mirror the language of protests nationwide.
This kind of organizing is known as "AstroTurfing"—a term used to describe top-down efforts that mimic authentic, bottom-up civic engagement.
Critics say these operations mislead the public, distort the media narrative, and erode trust in genuine democratic movements by masking partisan objectives behind a veneer of local outrage.
What do you think? You'll see the protestors at the @Tesla Tysons dealership turn hostile and even bigoted as I do my reporting.
Key findings:
⚫️ Groups and individuals allied with the Democratic Party have organized 100% of the protests.
⚫️ Only about 15 organizations and their affiliates are behind the protests nationwide.
⚫️ The most involved groups promoting the #TeslaTakedown protests have combined revenues of at least $43.1
million.
The groups include:
⚫️ Troublemakers, a Seattle-based professional protest organization
⚫️ Disruption Project, a Philadelphia 501(c)(4) that describes itself as "dedicated to supporting uprisings, resistance, and mass direct action; Disruption Project and Troublemakers have sponsored about 70%, or 220, of the protests.
Indivisible Project, 501(c)(4), has organized at least about 28%, or 86, of the protests. It says it has scheduled 600 #HandsOff anti-Musk protests on April 9. It has $9.9 million in annual revenues.
⚫️ Indivisible Action, Hybrid PAC
⚫️ Local Democratic Party
chapters have organized some protests, including members' participation in the Fairfax County protest.
⚫️ Other Democratic organizations have sponsored protests, including: the @AFLCIO
⚫️ @MoveOn
⚫️ @SwingLeft
Third Act Initiative Inc.
@ThirdActOrg Third Act Initiative Inc., a Madison Avenue political nonprofit based in New York City, promoted the Tyco Road protest through its local "Rocking Chair Rebellion" chapter. According to its 2023 tax filing, Third Act Inititative Inc. has revenues of $2 million.
⚫️ Democratic Socialists of America @DemSocialists, 501(c)(4), with $5.8 million in annual revenue
⚫️ Fight Oligarchy Club ⚫️ 50501
⚫️ Tax Reformers LLC, which organize under the platform
https://t.co/u4vjyYIsQQ.
⚫️ @ActionNetworkHQ, 501(c)(4)
⚫️ @LetsMobilizeUS are the two Democratic platforms promoting the protests.
Let me know whatever l've missed. Support the nonprofit investigative reporting of the Pearl Project here: https://t.co/fn51TOmAKE
@gman5180 Actually, they do but can't say it. Aren't they complaining about whose going to pick veggies, clean toilets? Per J. Crockoshit, that's what I hear.
@MilaLovesJoe Unfortunately, Tom Homan isn't moving fast enough. He should bus them to the border and reverse release them into Mexico at the rate they entered.