Leftist ‘No Kings’ Protests Mocked On Social Media

On Saturday, millions (allegedly) of American leftists participated in “No Kings” rallies, the second day this year alone — the first one being in June — on which leftists have marched en masse against President Donald Trump and his administration.

While the leftists marched with their poorly-made signs, social media users observed and did what they do best — mock the mockable and astutely tear apart their cause.

Former Fox News host Brit Hume summed up the irony of “No Kings” best:

The “No Kings” rallies are mostly a protest against a man who sought power 3 times through democratic elections and enacted his major agenda item by majority vote of democratically elected members of Congress. Some king.

— Brit Hume (@brithume) October 18, 2025

As did Blaire White, who noted that if Trump were truly a king, the “No Kings” rallies likely wouldn’t be allowed:

“No Kings!” and the man was democratically elected, won the popular vote, and is allowing you to protest him.

— BLAIRE WHITE (@MsBlaireWhite) October 18, 2025

Others, like Robby Starbuck, pointed out the hypocrisy of attending a “No Kings” rally while having supported the Biden administration’s draconian COVID mandates:

It’s peak dark comedy that the people doing No Kings protests this weekend are the same people who told us we MUST get experimental shots to work, that we MUST wear masks to fly and that our grandparents MUST die alone for the greater good. Have you ever seen less self awareness?

— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) October 16, 2025

Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-NY) made a similar comparison:

To everyone marching at the “No Kings” protest:

You supported Biden’s rule-by-decree presidency.

You defended censorship, mandates, and lawless power grabs.

You’re not against kings, you’re mad yours lost his crown.

— Rep. Claudia Tenney (@RepTenney) October 18, 2025

Still others noted the irony of “No Kings” protesters supporting a political party that coronated a presidential nominee without a single primary:

Having a “no kings” protest when you voted for the party that hand-selected Kamala Harris to be their nominee without earning a single vote is peak irony

— Kaitlin Bennett (@KaitMarieox) October 17, 2025

Imagine chanting “no kings” while backing the party that crowned Kamala Harris without her earning a single vote.

The jokes write themselves. I guess kings aren’t allowed, but queens get a pass.

— Jeffery Mead (@the_jefferymead) October 18, 2025

“NO KINGS!” says the party that did not let a single voter pick their nominee in 2024

— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) October 18, 2025

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One observer pointed out that all the energy expended on the rallies could have gone to better causes, such as helping the homeless:

No Kings protesters walking past hundreds of Portland homeless and our addicted. With all the energy they put into protesting why don’t they spend some of their time volunteering and ending this humanitarian crisis? Filmed by my homeless friend @johnmanpdx on IG pic.twitter.com/h15hiWxeaI

— Kevin Dahlgren (@kevinvdahlgren) October 18, 2025

There were also remarks about how the protests are allegedly rife with astroturfing, and that the real “No Kings” day was July 4, 1776:

Happy No Kings day to all who (are paid to) celebrate pic.twitter.com/J3l0AOZjYh

— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) October 18, 2025

As the Democrats hit the streets today protesting law-and-order.

We want to remind you: The only official “No Kings” protest was on July 4, 1776.

Nothing says “we care about democracy” like showing up to a rally sponsored by communists.

— Nancy Mace (@NancyMace) October 18, 2025

Lastly, Catturd wrapped the story up with an astute observation referencing the most recent day Americans decided they wanted a president and not a hand-selected empty suit:

Our No Kings March last November was better. pic.twitter.com/rQGpeZ2hHG

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) October 18, 2025