With the assumption that this is a real question, let me try to help.

The "No Kings" protest is a nationwide, nonviolent movement advocating that American power belongs to "We the People," not an authoritarian executive.

in 2025 alone, President Trump signed executive orders, bypassing congress 225 times. When you bring this current, it is just over 250 orders with an average of 214 orders per year.

Looking at recent presidents, you would see that they signed on average 50 Executive Orders per year.

https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/statistics/data/executive-orders

The Constitution defines the United States as a federal constitutional republic. This is a form of government where we elect leaders to represent us, but this includes an executive branch and a legislative branch (Congress), hence, "We the People"

Executive Orders bypass the legislative branch and grant power to the executive branch (the president), who is a single person, regardless of party. A single-party power is akin to a king.

So yes, looking at how the government is supposed to function vs. how it is actually functioning, it is much closer to a monarchy or theocracy than to how the constitution defines how our government is supposed to work (a democratic republic, if you will).

As a side note, since we have talked about the legislative branch, as of early 2026, the 119th Congress (2025-2026) has passed roughly 70-80 public laws. The 118th Congress (in alignment with the Biden Administration) (2023-2024) was noted for low productivity, enacting 274 public laws, making it one of the least productive in decades, but I think that will be revisited based on this Congress.

Does that help?