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In the wake of President Donald Trump’s second term and the aggressive policy shifts spearheaded by his administration and allies like Elon Musk, Democrats have faced a challenging political landscape. With Republicans controlling the White House and Congress, the Democratic Party has struggled to find its footing, prompting a shift toward unconventional strategies to regain momentum.
Critics argue that rather than relying on genuine grassroots support, Democrats are increasingly turning to astroturfing—coordinated, inorganic efforts disguised as spontaneous public sentiment—to push their agenda. They are doing this in three ways:
- Infiltrating Republican town halls
- Amplifying presence at rallies like Bernie Sanders’ recent Denver event
- Orchestrating attacks against Tesla
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