1,000 Americans Chant Workers Over Billionaires, Scare Trump’s Ego
On Labor Day 2025, more than 1,000 rallies branded 'Workers Over Billionaires' erupted across the U.S., targeting President Trump as if he personally hoarded all the Starbucks and guacamole. Chicago’s own Mayor Brandon Johnson led chants of 'No troops in Chicago!' in response to Trump’s National Guard threats, proving labor unions now have better evening plans than a Netflix binge. AFL-CIO pulled strings nationwide—Atlanta, Seattle, San Francisco, Houston, even nurses in New Orleans played their part in this anti-billionaire symphony. The unions clearly remember who buys breakfast; billionaires, eat your heart out.
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Over 1,000 rallies screamed ‘Workers over billionaires’ so loud even Trump’s tweets sounded like elevator music. Chicago mayor Johnson leading chants ‘No troops in Chicago!’ aka ‘Leave our Netflix alone, Donald.’ Protests bigger than his ego, and that’s saying something.
Chicago’s mayor and thousands tagged ‘Workers Over Billionaires’ this Labor Day while Trump plotted to deploy troops like a bored Game of Thrones extra. Billionaires somewhere Googling 'How to buy a protest.'
'No troops in Chicago!' chants hit louder than Trump’s scalp comb-over on Labor Day 2025. Nationwide protests made billionaires wish they’d put fewer eggs in one golden basket and more in a protest-proof bunker.
Source: Axios | Published: 9/2/2025 | Author: Rebecca Falconer
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