No King's Day or No Accountability Day?

No King's Day or No Accountability Day?
#GoRight with Peter R. Boykin

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As protesters took to the streets for “No Kings Day,” Peter Boykin asks the question few dared to: are Americans fighting tyranny, or just misdirected anger? The real crown of unaccountable power, he says, isn’t on Trump’s head, it’s in the hands of a Congress that forgot who it serves.

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No Tyrants Day? Fine. Let’s Start with Congress

Across America, people had filled the streets for what organizers called No Kings Day. On paper, it sounded noble, a stand against tyranny, a cry for democracy. But the irony was hard to ignore. We were never meant to be a democracy. We were founded as a Constitutional Republic. And that difference mattered, because while the signs claimed to defend freedom, the crowd seemed to be protesting the wrong enemy.

They said they were marching to stop a king. But Donald Trump wasn’t trying to be one, and he was never the problem. The real threat to our Republic wasn’t sitting in the Oval Office. It was sitting comfortably in Congress and in the state legislatures, where our so-called representatives had long since stopped representing anyone but themselves.

For years, both parties had turned governing into grandstanding. Politicians used fear to raise money, outrage to get headlines, and loyalty pledges to cling to power. They shouted “democracy is in danger” while voting to expand surveillance, rubber-stamp bloated budgets, and sell out the people who put them there. They warned us about kings, but they acted like courtiers serving the same corrupt castle.

Meanwhile, Washington’s machinery quietly kept running. Bureaucrats wrote laws no one ever voted on. Unelected regulators dictated what Americans could say, do, or build. Leaders traded liberty for convenience and accountability for applause. That wasn’t monarchy. That was neglect. And neglect, when left alone long enough, becomes tyranny by another name.

Trump’s presidency, for all its noise, controversy, and disruption, pulled the curtain back on that system. It showed how fragile the Republic had become when our representatives stopped defending their oath and started defending their careers. The outrage against Trump was never really about saving democracy. It was about protecting the establishment from exposure. What people called resistance was often just Trump Derangement Syndrome, a convenient distraction from the deeper rot inside Washington.

Now, some of those same protesters had started calling for No Kings Day to be renamed No Tyrants Day. And on the surface, that made sense. Who could argue with standing against tyranny? But again, their anger was misdirected. It wasn’t tyranny they were opposing. It was a man who dared to challenge the permanent class. The real tyrants weren’t wearing crowns. They were wearing committee pins and writing regulations the people never approved.

And let’s be honest. If the sides had been reversed, if a massive conservative crowd had filled the streets under a banner like that, we all know how it would have been portrayed. But there was no violence from the Right that day. No chaos. No burning cities. No assassination attempts on the Left’s leaders. Conservatives didn’t stop them from protesting, even though we could see how misguided their rage had become. That’s the difference. The Right didn’t silence them. We watched, we listened, and we remembered what true restraint in a Republic looks like.

No king can rule a free people. But a complacent Congress can. That’s the uncomfortable truth most of those marchers never faced. Their movement was never about defending liberty. It was about protecting the illusion of it. And until Americans stop protesting personalities and start demanding accountability, the Republic will keep slipping further from the people it was built to serve.

So yes, call it No Tyrants Day if you want. But understand who the tyrants really are. Because the crown of unaccountable power doesn’t sit on Donald Trump’s head. It sits atop the marble dome of a government that forgot who it works for.

I’m Peter Boykin, and this was #GoRight

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