Democrat Election Victories Fail To Spark Mass Mobilization Around White House

The article discusses a protest in Washington D.C. organized by Refuse Fascism, a group opposing the Trump administration. This protest occurred the day after Democratic victories in various elections, including Zohran Mamdani's mayoral win in New York City. Despite these electoral successes, the protest, aiming to "surround the White House," was poorly attended. The article claims the protest was part of a broader operation to undermine Trump. It suggests the protests are not organic, citing funding from multiple organizations, including groups tied to George Soros and the Rockefeller network. These groups form a "protest industrial complex." The author presents this complex as a "Deep State-supported" effort to remove Trump. The protest's lack of support suggests a failure to capitalize on post-election momentum. The article highlights the coordination and potential funding behind these events. The author implies these efforts are part of a coordinated campaign against the Trump administration.