Massive Protests Against Trump’s Policies: AI Satire Ignites America’s Political Scene
- Next News
- Oct 19, 2025
- 2 min read
In recent days, the United States has witnessed an unprecedented wave of large-scale protests as tens of thousands from across all age groups and social backgrounds have taken to the streets in major cities, voicing opposition to President Donald Trump’s policies, widely seen by many as authoritarian and anti-democratic. The demonstrations have taken on a carnival spirit, with inflatable puppets, costume-wearing protesters, and festive, peaceful atmospheres filled with banners and chants calling for change.

Amidst this public momentum, President Trump responded in his signature style by posting a satirical AI-generated video on his Truth Social account, depicting himself piloting a plane and dropping garbage on protesters in Times Square—a move that sparked further debate among supporters and critics alike. Vice President J.D. Vance further inflamed the political scene by sharing another video of Trump wearing a royal crown and holding a sword..
Notably, these protests did not result in any reported arrests, according to New York police, despite more than 100,000 participants filling the city, while Washington, D.C., saw thousands march towards the Capitol, chanting slogans focused on freedom and democracy.
These popular movements reflect rising concern among large segments of Americans, especially those with left-leaning political views, regarding the administration’s hardline approach to immigration, military deployments, and the appointment of loyalists to sensitive government positions. Despite mounting criticism, Trump insisted in a media interview that he is not a “king,” countering opposition accusations, while the Republican Speaker of the House described the demonstrations as “Marches of America-hatred,” underscoring the nation’s political divide.
These events occur amid a tense atmosphere exacerbated by the recent assassination of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, heightening Republican fears of potential political violence. Protest organizers, however, have reiterated that their actions are peaceful and reflect Americans’ aspirations for a future of freedom and democracy for all citizens.









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