The nationwide left-wing protests against President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and its leader Elon Musk were not part of an organic uprising that the corporate media framed them as, a new report has revealed.
In fact, the protests, which popped up at Republican town halls across the country, were well-funded and organized by leftist organizations.
It’s likely no surprise to regular Slay News readers that radical billionaire George Soros funds the organizations behind the anti-DOGE protests.
Of course, the corporate media jumped on the alleged backlash.
The New York Times, The Washington Post, and CBS News all reported the protests as if they were organic opposition to Trump’s attempt to reduce wasteful and fraudulent government spending.
However, when several of the “protesters” are carrying matching, professionally printed placards, it means the “protest” was funded and not organic – a simple fact ignored by the Democrats’ allies in the corporate media.
Meanwhile, a report from the Washington Free Beacon has found the receipts proving that the anti-DOGE “uprising” was anything but organic.
In its attempt to attack the Trump administration, CBS slipped up by quoting Maggie Goldman.
Goldman organized one of the protests in Georgia in Rep. Rich McCormick’s (R-GA) district.
CBS identified Goldman only as a McCormick constituent.
Though she does live in McCormick’s district, Goldman is a self-described “Democrat & Political Activist.”
Goldman is far from the concerned conservative voter that the media painted her and her fellow protesters to be.
According to her own LinkedIn page, Goldman coordinated volunteers to help Pete Buttigieg’s presidential campaign during the 2020 Democrat primary.
She also ran for her local county commission as a Democrat.
Goldman has also donated only to Democrat campaigns, including Kamala Harris’s failed presidential campaign.
According to the Free Beacon, she also publicly boasted about all the media outlets covering her protest.
But Goldman wasn’t the only leftist organizer of a protest allegedly coming from conservative constituents.
The Free Beacon also found that two leftist organizations, Indivisible and MoveOn, were behind many of the protests across the country.
Both organizations are funded by George Soros.
The Free Beacon reported:
“Both groups launched national ‘mobilization’ efforts targeting the ‘Trump-Musk agenda’ and ‘Trump-Musk coup’ during the recess period.
“MoveOn said its ‘members and allies will show up at congressional-led town halls and congressional offices around the country, targeting House Republicans whose votes will be crucial in opposing Trump and Musk’s harmful policies.’
“Indivisible issued a ‘Musk or Us Recess Toolkit’ that showed members how to find their local town halls and urged them to ‘take the fight to Elon.’”
Local organizers used the tools to launch protests pretending to be Republicans, gaining local and national media attention.
Local media outlets noted Indivisible’s role in the protests, but neither the Times nor CBS mentioned Democrat involvement.
The only mention of Democrats in the process from the Times came when it acknowledged that “many of the most vocal complaints came from participants who identified themselves as Democrats.”
The Times’ headline, however, reads:
“Republicans Face Angry Voters at Town Halls, Hinting at Broader Backlash.”
CBS briefly mentioned that a local outlet “also reported that the Washington County Democratic Party had encouraged people to show up to the meeting with Fitzgerald with signs.”
However, CBS didn’t mention it was organized by Soros’ Indivisible.
In the 14th paragraph of its story, the Washington Post noted how “[l]iberal groups encouraged their members to show up to town halls in deep-red territory.”
Yet, it didn’t mention the names of the liberal groups.
As the Free Beacon noted, major media outlets knew in advance that the protests were organized by leftist groups because the organizations sent out press releases.
The Associated Press reported that Indivisible and MoveOn were planning to organize the protests.
The AP, however, titled its piece “The anti-Musk protest movement is expected to ramp up with Congress on recess.”
That article was published days before other major outlets reported on the alleged “backlash” to Trump and Musk.
