Hillary Clinton recently took a jab at Donald Trump’s longtime insecurity over crowd sizes with just three words: “No Kings Here.” The post came after Trump’s military parade marking the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary, which reportedly drew about 250,000 attendees.
On the same day, over 4 million people joined nationwide “No Kings” protests. Clinton posted side-by-side images of the two events on Instagram with the caption “compare and contrast scenes from yesterday in America,” calling Trump’s event a “low-energy Dear Leader parade” and highlighting the protests as a show of democracy.
The phrase “No Kings” quickly went viral, praised by her supporters and mocked by her critics.
Conservatives accused Clinton of disrespecting the military, with figures like Benny Johnson and retired Lt. Col. Buzz Patterson slamming her online.
Despite the backlash, her post ignited passionate reactions on both sides, underscoring the ongoing political rivalry and the power of symbolism in American politics.
