"No Kings" protests

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"No Kings" protests

OF COURSE: George Soros’ foundation is funding the "No Kings" protests that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and tens of thousands of protesters will be participating in on Saturday.

Soros, a billionaire investor and notorious Democratic Party donor, is founder of the Open Society Foundation.

In 2023, the foundation, through the Open Society Action Fund, issued a two-year grant of $3 million to the Indivisible organization. The grant was "to support the grantee's social welfare activities," according to the Open Society Foundation's website.

Indivisible is "managing data and communications with participants" for the "No Kings" protests that will be taking place in Washington and across the country.

According to the Indivisible organization's website, Ezra Levin is the executive co-director behind the group. Leah Greenberg, Levin's wife, serves as the other executive co-director.

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NYC: The No Kings protests are kicking off today.

The NYPD will be out across the city to make sure everyone can peacefully and safely exercise their First Amendment right.

As a reminder, there will be zero tolerance for any illegal activity or anyone who breaks the law.

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“We can’t see everyone, but it’s an older crowd—a lot of white hair you see out there, ‘Q-tips,’ as we used to call them in the business. And they’re out protesting, not a lot of young people.

“Also, again, portraying this ‘I hate America’ idea that this is what the protest is about—showing people who are boomers and middle-aged out, taking time from their day on a Saturday to come and protest and be heard at the nation’s oldest public park, Boston Common.”



- NBC Boston’s coverage of their local “No Kings” march.

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