Trump PUBLICLY Confronted by Protesters

Protesters quoted JD Vance himself, calling Trump the 'Hitler of our time'

Trump and his close accomplices advisors went to dinner last night and were met with protesters calling him the “Hitler of our time” — quoting JD Vance in 2016.

Trump, JD Vance, Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth, and others went to dinner in Washington at Joe’s Seafood, Prime Steak and Stone Crab restaurant last night (Trump’s first dinner out as President), and were confronted with protesters saying Trump was not welcome.

Because Trump’s only real friend was apparently Jeffrey Epstein, no one from his party came to his defense — though security did remove the protesters at Trump’s request.

“He is terrorizing communities all over the world…He is not welcome to D.C., he is not welcome to Palestine. Palestine is not for sale… Shame on you all!” one of the women shouted as the protesters were escorted out.

Once outside, the protesters, who were from Code Pink, continued to speak on Trump’s occupation of DC, the genocide in Gaza, and how he is not welcome in DC.

Despite Trump being unequivocally the worst president this country has ever had, MAGA supporters publicly lost their minds at the fact that people were protesting him to his face, going to far as to allege that Secret Service must have leaked the dinner location to protesters beforehand.

“Someone at Secret Service needs to be fired for this one. Is there a HAMAS sympathizer working at the U.S. Secret Service? Who let those rabid HAMAS lovers inside while Trump was in the restaurant? We need to find out and expose them,” Laura Loomer tweeted, also saying, “This is unacceptable. POTUS could have been assassinated tonight. They could have stabbed him or shot him.”

The facts over feelings crowd seems to get their feelings hurt quite a bit.

Democrats need to take Code Pink’s methods into consideration — an occupation anywhere is wrong and should be protested, whether it’s in Washington, Chicago, LA, or Palestine. Protesting Trump whenever possible and as publicly as possible is necessary — he shouldn’t be allowed to leave the People’s House in peace.

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