Protesters at President Donald Trump’s midterm rallies have found innovative ways to get paid and grab clout.
After multiple outbursts at his midterm campaign stops, Trump accused protesters of being paid to stir up trouble, and he may be right.
‘Trump says I got $250 as a paid protester. Prove him wrong!’
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At least two protesters have used crowdfunding to profit off their five minutes of fame, and two others are Democrat candidates for state House seats supported by wealthy left-wing organizations.
Indivisible, which organizes the No Kings protests, has ties to some of these protesters. The group itself has accepted over $7.6 million from George Soros’ Open Society Foundations since 2017, according to public grant records.
The biggest haul belongs to “absurdist activist” Rob Potylo. Potylo, also known as
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