I found it strange that this obviously anti-Trump "Women's March" took place after the horse left the barn, and that the theme was a March Against Oppression Of Women, of which there isn't any. I'm sure a driver of this theme was the likely defunding of Planned Parenthood, which is more about the suppression of infanticide, not women's rights. The following are couple of facts that I find curious:

1. One of the co-organizers was Linda Sarsour, a Muslim devotee, perhaps the most violently oppressive religious sect for women on Earth, in some cases allowing women to be stoned to death.

2. Two of the celebrity spokeswomen were Madonna and Ashley Judd. Madonna thought about blowing up the White House, this after previously offering to blow other things for Hillary Clinton votes. Judd offered that President Trump had "wet dreams" about his daughter.

My conclusion is that these women, obviously crestfallen at Hillary's loss and with no consideration to the fact that her husband is a confirmed abuser of women, are lashing out at the prospect of possible future Trump transgressions, as there are none now.

The dignity of women being elevated by people dressed in pink pussy hats, and wearing vagina suits, escapes me.

Jim Baker

Mystic