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Hello friends and Elon Musk. In March 2025, I reported on the big-money network of nonprofits behind “Tesla Takedown." Today for a new article at Fox News Digital, I traced that network to the protest outside Elon Musk's Austin home outside Austin. They threw a "People Over Billionaires Election After Party" and made it seem like it was an innocuous "party" protest but I immediately saw a clue that revealed that the protest was part of the professional protest industry I've made it my beat to map, track and follow the money. The San Antonio Austin-Statesmen provided a critical video from the streets during the protest "party." The giveaway? A red poster reading, “I AM STEALING FROM YOU,” with an intentionally creepy image of Musk. I've seen that poster again and again at the manufactured protests that the protest industry has been throwing since early 2025: "Tesla Takedown," "Hands Off," "No Kings," etc. etc. WATCH as I show the posters outside Musk’s home, trace how they were mass-produced by a Democratic PAC and reveal how they appeared at protests nationwide, only to land outside Musk's home this weekend. The three groups behind the "party" protest reported $56.1 million in 2024 revenue: 🟥 Center for Popular Democracy: $40.9M 🟥 VOCAL-TX, fiscally sponsored by VOCAL-NY, which had: $13.1M 🟥 People’s Action: $2.1M The poster was commissioned by the Progressive Change Institute, the 501(c)(3) sister organization of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, a Democratic POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE, or PAC, and the PAC sells posters for donations. 🟥 1 poster: $30 🟥 5-pack: $135 🟥 10-pack: $250 The red poster is the tell. The protests agaisnt Musk aren't spontaneous grassroots outrage. It's AstroTurf. They are a branded, well-funded, coordinated POLITICAL campaign, raising tax compliance questions about the nonprofits that are sending foot soldiers into the streets to influence elections and politics. The groups involved didn't provide explanations in respons to requests for comments. They claim they are "grassroots." READ the full story:

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