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Thousands of Americans rallied nationwide against President Trump’s policies last weekend, but conservative voices are calling the protests a flop. Country music star John Rich slammed the “Hands Off” demonstrations as “lame” and ineffective during a fiery appearance on Newsmax’s “Finnerty” show.
Rich mocked protesters for only showing up on Saturdays instead of making a real sacrifice. He joked they couldn’t bother to demonstrate on Sundays or weekdays, adding “half of them don’t work anyway.” The singer argued these protests backfire by driving more voters to Trump’s side every time liberals “pull a stunt like this.”
Footage from Boston exposed awkward moments at the rallies. One clueless protester admitted he didn’t know why he was holding a “Trump is a Fascist” sign. When pressed, the man confessed someone else gave him the sign and talking points. He fumbled to read his prepared answers while conservative hecklers laughed at his lack of conviction.
Rich compared the weak demonstrations to historic civil rights marches, sneering “it’s not exactly the Pettis Bridge.” He suggested real movements require genuine passion, not rented crowds clutching pre-printed signs. The singer observed that liberals keep losing ground because their protests feel manufactured rather than heartfelt.
While left-wing groups claimed massive turnout, Rich highlighted the emptiness of their message. He noted generic anti-Trump chants failed to address specific policies or offer solutions. The scattered complaints about Social Security cuts and Musk’s government reforms never coalesced into a clear platform.
Conservatives argue these protests reveal the left’s desperation. After failing to block Trump’s 2024 win, activists now resort to stale tactics from his first term. But voters see through the theatrics – empty slogans and weekend rage sessions don’t outweigh rising wages and border security gains.
The Trump campaign reportedly welcomes these displays of liberal frustration. Every viral video of unhinged protesters helps the President’s team paint opponents as out-of-touch elitists. Rich concluded that Americans want results, not temper tantrums – and Trump keeps delivering while Democrats stomp their feet.
