从亚历山大到白宫，活动人士公开支持民主党获胜，尽管组织者有严格的选举活动准则
2026年10月17日 美国东部时间晚9:13 / 福克斯新闻
作者：阿斯拉·Q·诺曼尼
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弗吉尼亚州亚历山大市——在南华盛顿街，26岁的环境工程师内耶利·克鲁兹·埃尔南德斯加入了沿街抗议的队伍，参与全国性的“无君主”抗议活动，反对唐纳德·特朗普总统。她向选民传递了直白的信息：“投蓝营（民主党）。”
“我们必须从特朗普和共和党手中夺回权力，”埃尔南德斯告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。“所以我们不仅要在弗吉尼亚州，还要在全国范围内拿下众议院和参议院。”
站在她身旁的是25岁的男友诺亚·施瓦茨特，她怀里抱着他们13岁的马尔济斯贵宾混血犬梅贝尔琳。埃尔南德斯承认，全国“无君主”抗议活动的组织者有自己的规则，要求抗议保持“无党派性”，但她并不打算遵守命令。
“无君主”的先锋志愿者无视组织者警告，全力支持民主党
2026年10月17日，弗吉尼亚州亚历山大市，抗议者作为全国“无君主”抗议活动的一部分举行集会。（阿斯拉·Q·诺曼尼/福克斯新闻数字频道）
“‘无君主’的组织者想怎么说就怎么说，”她说。“但我就是要说投蓝营，因为我们来这里是为了什么？众议院是谁在掌控？参议院是谁在掌控？总统是谁？是红色阵营，是共和党，是特朗普。”
福克斯新闻数字频道的调查显示，支撑“无君主”抗议网络的约300个组织年度总收入达25亿美元，其中包括与民主党结盟的倡导团体、大型工会以及包括“运动”（MoveOn）、美国教师联合会和美国公民自由联盟在内的非营利组织。
埃尔南德斯最后介绍了梅贝尔琳，并宣称这只狗狗“在告诉你投票给唐·拜尔”——这位民主党国会议员代表亚历山大、阿灵顿和北弗吉尼亚州其他社区。
全国组织者的立场是，10月17日的活动必须保持“无党派性”。这是为了遵守监管资助“无君主”抗议活动的非营利组织的联邦法律。
聚集在弗吉尼亚州亚历山大市参加“无君主”抗议的人群。（阿斯拉·Q·诺曼尼/福克斯新闻数字频道）
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她的言论直接与全国“无君主”组织及其所属的“不可分裂”非营利组织领导人的书面指示相悖，该组织禁止呼吁“投蓝营”、选举民主党人或支持候选人、针对个人。
附近一名男子举着一个极左翼团体“拒绝法西斯主义”的标语牌，上面的信息同样无视组织者的指导：“特朗普必须立刻下台！”另一名男子拿着一个充气气球，将特朗普嘲讽为穿尿布的婴儿。还有一块标语写着“86 47”，这是前联邦调查局局长詹姆斯·科米在社交媒体上发布的争议性言论，联邦检察官认为这是对特朗普的公开威胁。
就在这对年轻情侣为鸣笛驶过的汽车欢呼时，“无君主”全国发言人尤妮克·爱泼斯坦-奥尔蒂斯致电福克斯新闻数字频道，坚称“无君主”是一个“无党派、和平的运动，团结了数百万美国人起来捍卫民主、维护我们的自由、反对专制主义”。
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当被告知福克斯新闻数字频道的调查发现从缅因州到俄勒冈州的“无君主”活动明显带有党派色彩时，爱泼斯坦-奥尔蒂斯表示：“我们注意到网上流传着一些与‘无君主’无关、也未经其正式组织的党派活动。很多人借用‘无君主’的名号作为抗议口号。”
但就此次事件而言，南华盛顿街的抗议活动是官方的“无君主”活动，已在组织者的官方网站上进行了宣传。
“无君主”组织者为2025年10月17日的选民活动提供了“可做”和“不可做”的警告清单。（“无君主”组织）
在抗议者中，一名女子笑容满面地挥舞着一块标语牌，明确表达了抗议的议程：“美国需要一场盛大而美丽的蓝色浪潮。”
但在亚历山大市的抗议活动结束数小时后，福克斯新闻数字频道在白宫附近的H街NW段遇到了另一名抗议者，她公开拒绝了“无党派”的说法。她正在一场官方的“无君主”活动中游行。
自称“职业抗议者”的纳丁·塞勒近期被特朗普提及。当被问及是否同意组织者坚持的“示威活动无党派”的说法时，她在充气道具服后回应道：“不，不，支持特朗普的人不会出现在这里。所以如果这是对法西斯政权的抵抗，就永远不可能是无党派的。”
“他们可以假装，但事实并非如此，”她补充道。
“不，不，支持特朗普的人不会出现在这里，”塞勒在充气道具服后说道。“所以如果这是对法西斯政权的抵抗，就永远不可能是无党派的。”（阿斯拉·Q·诺曼尼/福克斯新闻数字频道）
当被直接问及这场活动是否具有党派性时，塞勒回答：“是的，这是一场党派抗议。”
她解释说，参与者正在抵抗她所说的特朗普政府的非法政策。
“没错，所以这简直再党派化不过了，”她总结道。
这些交流展现了这场运动在基层层面的政治属性，其组织者煞费苦心地坚称其选民动员活动是“无党派”的。
在弗吉尼亚州北部到白宫的各地，参与者都毫不掩饰自己的政治倾向。
对于塞勒来说，这个描述再简单不过：“这简直再党派化不过了。”
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‘No Kings’ protesters spurn organizers’ rules: ‘This is as partisan as you can get’
From Alexandria to the White House, activists openly push Democratic victories despite organizers’ strict election guidelines
October 17, 2026 9:13pm EDT / Fox News
By Asra Q. Nomani
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. — On South Washington Street, 26-year-old environmental engineer Nayely Cruz Hernandez had a straightforward message for voters as she joined a phalanx of protesters lining the street for nationwide “No Kings” protests against President Donald Trump: “Vote blue.”
“We got to take the power away from Trump, from the Republicans,” Hernandez told Fox News Digital. “So we got to win the House, we got to win the Senate, not only in Virginia, but across the country.”
Standing beside her boyfriend, Noah Schwarzott, 25, their 13-year-old Maltese-poodle, Maybellene, in her arms, Hernandez acknowledged that national No Kings organizers had their own rules for the protests to be “nonpartisan,” but she wasn’t following orders.
‘NO KINGS’ FOOT SOLDIERS IGNORE ORGANIZERS’ WARNING, GO ALL IN FOR DEMOCRATS
Demonstrators rally in Alexandria, Va, as part of the nationwide “No Kings” protest on Oct. 17, 2026.(Asra Q. Nomani/Fox News Digital)
“The No King … organizers can say whatever,” she said. “But I’m saying vote blue, because why are we here? Who’s in the House? Who’s in the Senate? Who is the President? It’s red, it’s Republicans, and it’s Trump.”
A Fox News Digital investigation documented about 300 organizations with $2.5 billion in combined annual revenues behind the “No Kings” protest network, including Democratic-aligned advocacy groups, major labor unions and nonprofits including MoveOn, the American Federation of Teachers and the ACLU.
Cruz Hernandez ended by introducing Maybellene and declaring that the dog was “telling you to vote for Don Beyer,” a Democratic member of Congress who represents Alexandria, Arlington and other Northern Virginia communities.
The national organizers’ position is that the Oct. 17 events must be “nonpartisan.” That’s to comply with the federal laws that regulate the nonprofits that fund the No Kings protests.
Crowds gather in Alexandria, Va., for the “No Kings” protest.(Asra Q. Nomani/Fox News Digital)
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Her comments directly contradicted the written instructions of the national “No Kings” organization and its leaders at the Indivisible nonprofit, prohibiting calls to “vote Blue,” elect Democrats or endorse candidates and target individuals.
Nearby, a man held a sign by a far-left group called “Refuse Fascism” with another message defying the organizers’ guidance: “TRUMP MUST GO NOW!” Another man held an inflatable balloon mocking Trump as a baby in a diaper. Another sign said “86 47,” the controversial message former FBI Director James Comey posted on social media and which federal prosecutors deemed an overt threat against Trump.
As the young couple cheered honking cars, Eunic Epstein-Ortiz, national spokesperson for No Kings, called Fox News Digital to insist “No Kings” is a “nonpartisan, peaceful movement that has brought millions of Americans together to stand up for democracy, defend our freedoms, and reject authoritarianism.”
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Told that a Fox News DIgital investigation found “No Kings” events from Maine to Oregon were clearly partisan, Epstein-Ortiz said, “We are aware of partisan events circulating online that are not affiliated with or officially organized by No Kings. Many people utilize the No Kings name as a rallying cry.”
But, in this case, the protest on South Washington Street was an official “No Kings” event, advertised on the organizers’ official website.
“No Kings” organizers provide a list of “Do” and “Don’t warnings for their Oct. 17, 2025, voter event.(No Kings)
Among the demonstrators, one woman beamed while waving a sign that was explicit about the protest’s agenda: “THE USA Needs a Big Beautiful BLUE WAVE.”
But hours after the Alexandria demonstration, Fox News Digital encountered another protester marching on H Street NW by the White House who openly rejected the nonpartisan description. She marched at an official “No Kings” event.
Nadine Seiler, a self-described “professional protester” recently mentioned by Trump, was asked whether she agreed with organizers’ insistence that the demonstration was nonpartisan.
“No, no, the people who agree with Trump are not out here,” Seiler responded from behind an inflatable costume. “So it’s never gonna be non-partisan if it’s a resistance to the fascist regime.”
“They can pretend, but it’s not,” she added.
“No Kings” organizers provide a list of “Event Prohibitions” for their Oct. 17, 2025, voter event.(No Kings)
Asked directly whether the event was partisan, Seiler answered: “Yes, this is a partisan protest.”
She explained that participants were resisting what she described as illegal policies of the Trump administration.
“Yeah, so this is as partisan as you can get,” she concluded.
The exchanges offer a ground-level perspective on the political character of a movement whose organizers have gone to considerable lengths to insist its voter-mobilization activities are “nonpartisan.”
A crowd participates in the “No Kings” rally in Alexandria, Va.(Asra Q. Nomani/Fox News Digital)
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“No Kings” has distributed detailed election-law guidance prohibiting partisan slogans, campaign materials, candidate endorsements and coordination with political parties.
Yet the movement’s own leadership has openly discussed its broader Democratic electoral objectives.
During an Oct. 15 livestream, Indivisible co-founder Ezra Levin contrasted the parties’ candidates.
Protesters hold signs during the “No Kings” demonstration in Alexandria, Va.(Asra Q. Nomani/Fox News Digital)
“Our candidates are quite good all around the country. Their candidates are quite trash all over the country,” Levin said.
In an Oct. 9 webinar, Levin explained how activists could criticize Trump while avoiding explicit Democratic endorsements.
“Uh, you’ve got to let people connect the dots on that one,” he said.
Indivisible co-founder Leah Greenberg, meanwhile, described No Kings as a “nonpartisan coalition” intended to welcome participants across the political spectrum.
Demonstrators rally in Alexandria, Va., as part of the nationwide “No Kings” protest.(Asra Q. Nomani/Fox News Digital)
The distinction matters legally. Individual protesters expressing partisan opinions don’t automatically establish that event organizers violated election law. Tax-exempt charities also face restrictions different from those governing political advocacy groups. In yet another sign, a protester again targeted Trump, writing, “EVERY DAY I HATE HIM MORE THAN I DID THE DAY BEFORE.” Another sign read: “NO CROWN FOR THE CLOWN.”
From northern Virginia to the White House, participants were making no effort to conceal their political preferences.
For Seiler, the description was simple: “This is as partisan as you can get.”
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Fox News Digital’s Reagan Schroeder and Tessa Hoyos contributed to this report.
Asra Nomani is senior editor of investigations at Fox News Digital. She is a former reporter at the Wall Street Journal, where she covered stories related to money, politics and society. She is the author of “Woke Army: The Red-Green Alliance That Is Undermining America’s Freedom”. She can be reached at asra.nomani@fox.com and on X at @asranomani.
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