For tomorrow Democrats have planned over 400 mostly peaceful protests in an attempt to undermine the decisive results of our last election — no doubt in order to defend “Our Democracy.” Since the party of the liberal establishment has plenty of money but not much grassroots support, it is willing to spend big to get bodies on the streets:

Crowds on Demand CEO Adam Swart revealed in an interview this week that his company was offered a $20 million contract for an astroturfed nationwide anti-Trump demonstration scheduled for Thursday.

Crowds on Demand is the “largest protest company in the country,” Swart said, noting that they specialize in corporate publicity and celebrity publicity.

To Democrats, the shallow, hype-based world of morally vacuous celebrities is real life. Recall all the money Kamala Harris blew buying promotions from Oprah Winfrey and probably Beyoncé.

The ostensible purpose of this uprising is to honor deceased ultramoonbat John Lewis.

Like many other recent nationwide days of protest, including the now-infamous “No Kings” day, the “Good Trouble Lives On” protests are being organized by the 50501 Movement.

So far they have gotten no traction in terms of public support, but moonbats don’t give up easily. These people are still trying to get socialism to work.

Swart explicitly turned down the lucrative deal not out of virtuousness but because the astroturf protests are “going to make us all look bad.”

Observes Swart,

“This is the same old noise that has failed to land with the American people this last 6/7 months.”

That applies to the odious Democratic Party in general.

Swart won’t say who offered the $20 million, but we do know it was not anyone who means this country well.

On a tip from Dr. Kufi Tutite.