'Crowds on Demand' CEO says business down from 2017 when Trump first won

With President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration rapidly approaching, it will be interesting to see how America's liberals react to him taking office.

Surprisingly, one source is saying that Dems are experiencing a "lack of passion."

Adam Swart, CEO of "publicity firm" Crowds on Demand, is saying that his business is way down compared to 2017 after Trump won his first election.

Apparently, back in 2017, Democrats were all over Adam Swart's fake crowd business, and it's a stark contrast from where Democrats are at in 2024.

While Democrats went through the trouble of hiring fake protestors to act outraged in the past, they're not even doing that now!

"We have had less inquiries than in 2017 when Trump was first elected for his first term, and I attribute that to a real lack of passion right now on the part of many Democratic Party donors and operatives," Swart said.

"A lot of them are dejected, and they are understanding that the tactics that they have tried have been ultimately unsuccessful, and they are attempting to recalibrate their approach as we enter the second Trump era," he continued.

It really proves that Trump Derangement Syndrome is real if liberals used to be keeping fake crowd companies in business because they hated Donald so much.

Swart thinks that Donald Trump beat Kamala Harris so badly in November that Democrats don't think it's worth the effort to produce fake mobs, because the public simply doesn't care.

Americans voted for Donald Trump, so why would they believe these protests to force him out of office were real?

Even Swart admitted that much of his business comes from liberals pretending as though every single thing Donald Trump does is pure evil, that's what the problem is. If liberals were willing to be honest about Trump's shortcomings, he has plenty of them.

Instead, they'd rather take everything to the extreme.

"It's something that I've been telling my Democratic Party friends for a long time, that the so-called Trump Derangement Syndrome, whereby you oppose with ferocity and outrage every single thing that he does, you get mad at everything single thing he says has ultimately been unsuccessful, as evidenced by the landslide victory that Trump has achieved," Swart said.