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Walmart Clarifies Position After Heiress Supports Anti-Trump Protest Ad

  • Billionaire heiress Christy Walton placed a full-page ad in The New York Times on June 8 promoting nationwide 'No Kings Day' protests set for June 14 against government overreach and coinciding with President Trump's military parade in Washington, D.C.
  • The ad aimed to encourage peaceful civic engagement, while Walmart distanced itself, stating the advertisement is not connected to or endorsed by the company and that Walton does not fund or organize the protests.
  • No Kings organizers planned over 1,800 demonstrations nationwide for June 14, amid ongoing protests against ICE raids in Los Angeles and related political tensions surrounding immigration and civil rights enforcement.
  • Supporters of President Trump, including Roger Stone and Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, called for a Walmart boycott, accusing Walton of subsidizing insurrection, while the White House reiterated support for peaceful protest and condemned violence and property damage.
  • The Walton ad controversy highlights Walmart’s complex political position amid culture wars and tariff disputes, triggering backlash without altering the company’s official stance or operations.
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New York Post broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.
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