Liberals were back at it in Idaho this weekend, rallying against anything remotely connected to President Donald Trump.

The latest round of “No Kings” protests swept across the country. Despite their branding, these events aren’t grassroots—they’re bankrolled by wealthy donors who ironically claim to oppose concentrated power while funding it themselves.

So far, it’s unclear what these protests have actually achieved beyond giving the left another excuse to chant “orange man bad.”

Now, let’s be clear: the Idaho Second Amendment Alliance has had its own disagreements with the Trump administration—especially with Pam Bondi—on key Second Amendment issues. We’ve never been afraid to call out infringements, no matter who’s behind them. Our fight is for freedom, not party loyalty.

This weekend, I attended the No Kings rally in Idaho Falls—not as a representative of ISAA, but as a dad. My son Camden, who runs a YouTube channel called Camden the Preacher, wanted to take a stand for his faith and his beliefs. Inspired by voices like Charlie Kirk, Camden decided to speak out.

And no, we didn’t push him into it.

Camden has autism, and like many on the spectrum, he’s passionate and hyperfocused when something matters to him. His preaching and political curiosity are entirely his own. For this protest, he asked me to walk with him while he carried his sign.

Below is a short video of Camden walking the sidewalk, standing tall for what he believes. You’ll see his sign in the photo below as well.

Did you show up to counter the liberal rallies this weekend? Drop a comment and let us know.