Soros-funded "No Kings" mobs flooded American streets screaming for Trump's downfall.
One of the marchers wants Mississippi to send him to the United States Senate.
Scott Colom marched against Trump then quietly banked campaign cash from the very same radical network.
Mississippi Hasn't Elected a Democrat to the Senate Since 1982
Scott Colom is the district attorney in Mississippi's 16th Circuit.
He is also the Democrat chasing Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith's seat this November.
Mississippi last sent a Democrat to the U.S. Senate in 1982.
Ronald Reagan was in his first term.
Colom wants you to forget that history.
He told Fox News Digital he forgives Hyde-Smith for blocking his federal judgeship nomination under Biden.
He wants you focused on gas prices and grocery bills instead.
What he does not want you focused on is who signs his campaign checks.
Soros Money Trail Leads Straight to Colom's Campaign Account
Campaign finance filings tell a different story than Colom's forgiveness speech.
George Soros and Stacey Abrams both appear as donors to his Senate run.
Colom didn't just take the money quietly.
A year ago, he showed up at a "No Kings" rally in Jackson and stood with the anti-Trump crowd.
The National Republican Senatorial Committee called him out for it in a public statement.
This is not a one-off coincidence.
Capital Research Center has tracked Soros money flooding local prosecutor races across the country for years.
The goal is always the same – install soft-on-crime Democrats in offices that decide who walks free and who goes to prison.
Colom's Senate run is that same playbook with a bigger office at stake.
Schumer's Machine Finally Noticed Mississippi
National Democrats ignored Mississippi for years because they assumed it was hopeless.
Now Chuck Schumer's Senate Majority PAC has dropped $1.2 million into the state to save Colom.
Kamala Harris has already made the trip.
Pete Buttigieg is holding a rally on the Gulf Coast this week.
A GOP operative told Fox News Digital national Democrats are "just throwing s— at the wall at this point."
Trump showed up in Corinth on Monday and told the crowd to vote like he's on the ballot himself.
Hyde-Smith's campaign manager called the Democratic push "a last-ditch effort to give life to Scott Colom's failing campaign."
The Senate Leadership Fund answered Schumer's money with a seven-figure buy of its own.
Trump Won Mississippi By Twenty Points in 2024
Colom insists the race is tied.
History and his own donor list say otherwise.
Trump carried Mississippi by more than 20 points in 2024.
Hyde-Smith has never lost a Mississippi election.
The same Soros network bankrolling this campaign has spent years remaking district attorney offices from California to Pennsylvania.
Now it wants a United States Senate seat to match.
That's not a grassroots campaign built by "the people of Mississippi," no matter what Colom claims.
That's a national machine trying to buy its way into the Deep South one race at a time.
The thing that fires me up most about this story is the gap between what Colom tells Mississippi voters and what his campaign checks actually say.
He stands in front of cameras talking about grocery prices and Christian forgiveness.
Then he cashed checks from the same billionaire network that funded anti-Trump street rallies.
That same network rewired big-city prosecutor offices to let career criminals walk.
Schumer and his donors didn't discover Mississippi because they suddenly care about its voters.
They discovered it because they're desperate, and desperate Democrats throw money at any red state that shows a pulse.
Hyde-Smith doesn't need Trump's help to win this race, but she's getting it anyway.
That combination is exactly why Colom's Soros-funded campaign is headed for the same result every well-funded Democrat has gotten in Mississippi for over four decades.
Sources:
- Alex Miller, "Schumer, Dems Are Quietly Betting Big on One Sleeper Race in the Deep South," Fox News, October 27, 2026.
- Fox News Staff, "Soros Network Targets Deep-Red Mississippi in Bid to Flip Senate Seat," Fox News, October 2026.
- Magnolia Tribune Staff, "Colom Attends 'No Kings' Protest, Reports Campaign Donations From Soros, Abrams," Magnolia Tribune, October 20, 2025.
- National Republican Senatorial Committee, "Scott Colom Attends No Kings Rally in Jackson," NRSC, October 20, 2025.
- Capital Research Center, "Soros Aims to Transform the Justice System by Funding DA Races," Capital Research Center.
- Magnolia Tribune Staff, "Mississippi Hasn't Elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate Since 1982. Scott Colom Believes He Will Change That in November," Magnolia Tribune, July 17, 2026.
