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No Kings protesters openly call to vote blue despite nonpartisan rules
Fox News • • general
Key Points:
- The "No Kings" protests, officially promoted as nonpartisan, featured participants openly endorsing Democratic candidates and opposing President Donald Trump and Republicans, contradicting organizers' guidelines.
- A Fox News Digital investigation revealed that approximately 300 organizations with $2.5 billion in combined annual revenues, including Democratic-aligned groups like MoveOn and the ACLU, back the "No Kings" protest network.
- Protesters at events in Alexandria and Washington, D.C., openly displayed partisan messages such as "Vote blue" and "THE USA Needs a Big Beautiful BLUE WAVE," despite the official nonpartisan stance of the movement.
- Organizers from Indivisible, which leads "No Kings," acknowledge the coalition is nonpartisan in name but have expressed clear support for Democratic candidates and opposition to Trump in internal communications.
- Legal distinctions allow individual protesters to express partisan views without implicating organizers in election law violations, but the visible partisan nature of the protests challenges the movement's public nonpartisan claims.
