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Not sure what makes you think No Kings and 5051 are dead, they're still going and will only get stronger as we get closer to election season.
There will be a next election because elections are run at the state and local levels, the feds can't stop it even if they wanted to.
So what specifically came from No Kings that we can call a victory?
Organizing 7 million people to protest on the same day was a huge feat.
To put that in perspective, the margin between Trump and Harris was only 2 million.
And those seven Million people met and then went home… So what I’m asking for is…. what happened? Nothing. What were the gains? None.
Because as far as I can tell, Trump—the self-proclaimed president of Venezuela—is going to take over another country pretty soon… Pretty sure that makes him a king.
Getting people organized is the first step, getting them to actually vote is the second. That's where we're at in 2026.
If they succeed in motivating people to vote out the Republicans, that's all it takes.
lol. Organization. Voting. Come November you’ll wish you sided with action—but it will be too late.
Organizing and voting is the action.
A revolution is a pipe dream, it's not happening.
Oh sweetie, there is no revolution. Not with people who silence revolution controlling the conversation of the Internet.
The best you can hope for is to stay alive for the next 50 years during the Republican regime.
I've been alive through this before...
1969-1976
1981-1992
2001-2008
2017-2020
2025-2028
There have only been a few Democratic breaks:
1977-1980
1993-2000
2008-2016
2021-2024
It will likely flip back in 2028, but we have to flip the House back in 2026, ideally the House and Senate but that's unlikely.
“Everything is going to be fine”
Famous last words.
So, if the dems don’t flip it in 26, you’ll eat your hat or just keep on believing a lie?
What lie would that be?