title: BUSTED! CRAIGSLIST AD EXPOSES Rent-a-Mob for Phoenix Anti-Trump Thugs
text: The usual suspects are going to show up tonight for President Trump s rally in Phoenix, AZ. With Soros and Democrat donors throwing money at rent-a-mobs, you can bet the faux protesters will be out in droves tonight with their mass-produced identical signs. Craigslist had ads for tonight s rally asking for protesters:THE AD WAS FLAGGED:Real post on Craig s list that was flagged and removed asking for professional actors to protest TrumpInsane! pic.twitter.com/IAa1UMcZGf  Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) August 21, 2017MORE UNEMPLOYABLE YOUNG SNOWFLAKES PAID BY SOROS More unemployable young liberals paid by https://t.co/kcOLe2tAt3 Soros funding. Remember follow the money and ignore the idiots taking it. pic.twitter.com/KAiWqppz1T  Gay & Deplorable (@purplemeatballs) August 22, 2017Leading anti-Trump activists backed by major Democratic donors including George Soros are mobilizing large numbers of protesters ahead of President Trump s rally in Phoenix on Tuesday, with the intention of stealing the spotlight from the president s event.Local leaders of Indivisible, one of many  resistance  protest groups formed as a direct response to Trump s election, are organizing thousands of protesters associated with a coalition of left-wing groups ahead of Tuesday s event. In addition to organizing mass protests outside the rally, Indivisible is encouraging protesters to register for tickets for the rally itself, increasing the likelihood that protesters will disrupt Trump s speech, as often happens at Trump s rallies.Although originally founded by activists not backed by donors, Indivisible s website now states that the group  is a project of the Advocacy Fund,  a progressive advocacy group that receives money from the Open Society Policy Center, an arm of Soros  Open Society Foundations. That revelation follows USA Today s reporting in May that leaders of Indivisible and Women s March met with Democracy Alliance, a Soros-led network of left-wing donors, to discuss funding options.VIA: DAILY CALLERVia: Truthfeed