Send us a textOn June 14th, 2025, Americans from every corner of the nation came together for No Kings Day—a powerful, peaceful movement affirming that democracy belongs to the people, not any one leader. With over 2,000 rallies in all 50 states, millions stood united against authoritarianism and for the founding principles of our republic.No Kings Day was a celebration of civic courage and unity, a day when communities large and small raised their voices to say, “America doesn’t do kings—not in 1776, and not today.” The movement’s strength was its hope: ordinary citizens reclaiming their role in shaping the nation’s future.Yet, even as the day inspired millions, tragedy struck in Minnesota, where political violence claimed the lives of a distinguished and much-loved public servants  and her husband. The contrast was stark—a nation peacefully defending democracy while also confronting the dangers that threaten it from within.In this brief, special episode of America’s Fractured Politics, Mark Mansour explores the spirit of No Kings Day, the resilience of American democracy, and the urgent work ahead to protect it for generations to come. Join us to remember, reflect, and recommit: the future of democracy is still ours to write.Support the show

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