Hillary Clinton recently took a sharp jab at Donald Trump’s well-known obsession with crowd sizes by posting side-by-side photos comparing his military parade and nationwide protests. Trump’s parade, held to celebrate the U.S. military’s 250th anniversary, reportedly cost $45 million but drew an estimated 250,000 people. In contrast, the “No Kings” protests that happened the same day attracted over 4 million people across the country.Clinton’s Instagram post simply said: “Compare and contrast scenes from yesterday in America,” pointing out the stark difference between the low-energy parade and the massive peaceful protests. The phrase “No Kings” quickly became a rallying cry, with many praising Clinton for her perfectly timed shade. Supporters applauded her for capturing the moment and highlighting the political divide.
However, the post also sparked heavy criticism from conservatives who accused Clinton of disrespecting the military and showing contempt for the parade celebrating the Army’s 250th birthday. Some critics pointed out she was attending a wedding in the Hamptons during the parade, criticizing her priorities. Conservative commentators responded strongly, defending Trump and condemning Clinton’s remarks.Though Clinton’s post amused her base and went viral, it also stirred controversy and intensified the ongoing political battle between these two figures. The brief caption effectively spotlighted Trump’s struggles with public perception and underscored the deep divisions in American politics.