Judging by the small crowd, we're guessing this was part of the "No Kings" festivities on Saturday. The day was a day to protest everything about President Donald Trump. While Washington, D.C. held a parade celebrating the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army, we're guessing this guy never served in the armed forces. The red hat piñata is a nice touch, considering how many people were flying Mexican flags.&nbsp;

Is there a store somewhere where you can buy MAGA hat piñatas right off the shelf? Probably.

Speaking of pudding, the "No Kings" protests tended to skew toward the Boomer demographic. As a special bonus, here's an elderly man taking out his TDS on a Donald Trump doll.

 {ai:summary}<p>A small crowd gathered for the "No Kings" protests, expressing discontent toward President Trump, coinciding with a U.S. Army parade in Washington, D.C. The event featured a piñata resembling Trump's red hat and showcased various reactions on social media, including humorous comparisons.</p><p>The protests appeared to attract an older demographic, with some participants expressing their frustrations through unconventional means, such as beating a Trump doll. The event sparked discussions about perceived double standards in political satire and the maturity of protesters. #politics</p>

Soy-Infused Protesters Take Swings at a MAGA Hat Piñata and Donald Trump Doll

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