Movements like Indivisible and No Kings brand themselves as grassroots campaigns to curb authoritarian power, rallying under slogans like “No Kings” to demand accountability.

In October 2025, No Kings staged over 2,700 protests across all 50 U.S. states, drawing millions to oppose government shutdowns, private school policies, and perceived threats from figures like Trump.

Yet, their funding reveals a stark contrast: a handful of ultra-wealthy donors, led by George Soros, bankrolls these efforts, echoing the financial tactics of color revolutions abroad—uprisings critics say prioritized Western economic and geopolitical interests over local needs.

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