The bus to the Women's March

a reply to: olaru12



(202) 224-3121. congressional swichboard

a reply to: olaru12

I have pre-emptively contacted both Senators and my local Rep......
You won't get to speak to them personally, of course...they're too busy right now (ha!)

but do it anyway ----

a reply to: MotherMayEye

That just tells you how high passions are running against this man.
It was started by a woman in Hawaii on Facebook.
The response was overwhelming.
Obviously.

a reply to: angeldoll

Of course you do.

Thanks for proving my point. Don't be so sure you can't be made a pawn. You can.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: MotherMayEye

That just tells you how high passions are running against this man.
It was started by a woman in Hawaii on Facebook.
The response was overwhelming.
Obviously.

I know. I looked it up.

Some Hawaiian grandmother, Teresa Shook, had this idea to have a march after Trump won. She made a FB page and 'Voila!' by the next morning she had 10,000 interested people. Two days later, every major media outlet was propelling the story.

And it must be totally authentic & organic, because that's not hard to believe, at all.

originally posted by: beansidhe
a reply to: TheBulk
Trump's made plenty of racist comments, let's not pretend he hasn't.

And yet you haven't posted a single example. YOU GUYS never do! Obama once claimed the "typical" white person is racist. That is a genuine racist comment, but none of you cared or protested. Consistency is one of your main problems.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: MotherMayEye

That just tells you how high passions are running against this man.
It was started by a woman in Hawaii on Facebook.
The response was overwhelming.
Obviously.

Passions ran high against Obama, but since the media was for him and so were you, not a f#ck was given. Because of how propaganda oriented our media is, you libs have come to believe the world revolves around you.

a reply to: dawnstar

See the phone number above.
Call your congressman.

Bobby Scott is mine and he's a democrat so I know he's opposing this guy's lies and BS.
But I'm going to call him anyway.

Some other things.
Getting your men involved.
My hubby knew he married a woman's libber back in the seventies when we first met. He loves my strength and that I fight back. He marched in Norfolk yesterday. He will always have my back in these issues.
Contribute to organizations involved in women's rights. Get involved on a local level even if it's just cooking or serving meals at a woman's shelter.
If you have the labia for it (women balls) run for office.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

Why do these protests bother you so much?

a reply to: angeldoll

I thought I already answered that,

a reply to: MotherMayEye

There was nothing to criticize ( well here of course)

More alternative facts?

I'm loving kellyanne for bringing that phrase to the conversation.

Obama was at the very least a decent man worthy of respect.
trump, not so much.

originally posted by: TheBulk

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: MotherMayEye

That just tells you how high passions are running against this man.
It was started by a woman in Hawaii on Facebook.
The response was overwhelming.
Obviously.

Passions ran high against Obama, but since the media was for him and so were you, not a f#ck was given. Because of how propaganda oriented our media is, you libs have come to believe the world revolves around you.

...and the got a rude awakening on Nov 8th. The realisation that the world does not revolve around them has led to all this shock and outrage. We're witnessing an exorcism of the brainwashed and possessed left right in front of our eyes.

originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: angeldoll

I thought I already answered that,

Oh. I was hoping for a real answer.

Maybe comment on this, then,

the effort I've put in the last eight years to expose the damage the that Democratic Party did to women,

What damage? and how did you expose it?

originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: angeldoll

Of course you do.

Thanks for proving my point. Don't be so sure you can't be made a pawn. You can.

You left yourself wide open for this one.....

Who's more the pawn? Someone that defends a rich guy that brags about grapping womens Pu$$y...

Or the women demonstrating against that type of white trash behavior....

a reply to: MotherMayEye

Just so we are clear.
Those were pussy hats.
Even their attire made a statement.

Did you catch SNL last night?

a reply to: MotherMayEye

Like alternative facts?
Yeah not hard to believe at all.

a reply to: TheBulk

Come on.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
Obama was at the very least a decent man worthy of respect.
trump, not so much.

Ha! That's debatable.

If a man came forward and said he had sex with Donald Trump, and had done crack & coc aine supplied by Trump's dealer -- while Trump was married -- you wouldn't find that 'decent' or 'respect-worthy' because every major media outlet would be reporting the story on an endless loop.

But that didn't happen to Trump, it happened to Obama. And the media ignored the story.

And they also ignored that the man, Larry Sinclair, was swiftly retaliated against in the worst abuse of power. Larry was arrested at his press conference outing Obama, on a bogus warrant issued by Beau Biden's Delaware AG's office and held unlawfully for nearly two weeks only to have all the charges dropped.

THEN Joe Biden was named Obama's running mate less than two months later.

And I haven't even gotten to the part about the other man who claimed to have had sex with Obama, Donald Young, or his still unsolved murder.

People see and hear what they want to see and hear and usually it's led by what the media wants them to see and hear.

a reply to: TheBulk

I've been at this a long long time.
I have a mind of my own. I ran a business for over twenty years.
I'm not anyone's pawn. I never have been.
Perhaps you're speaking from your own experience?

originally posted by: angeldoll

originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: angeldoll

I thought I already answered that,

Oh. I was hoping for a real answer.

Maybe comment on this, then,

the effort I've put in the last eight years to expose the damage the that Democratic Party did to women,

What damage? and how did you expose it?

I have really answered this question. Please go back and read the comment I posted that began with "I've been trying to put into words how I feel about this event...."

And, I am not about to open up to you on anything I have done for the last eight years only to have you pick it apart and say it's not as good as the one time a bunch of women put on hats and marched. No thanks. I don't trust you to appreciate anything that's not specifically anti-Trump and pro-Democratic Party.