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SUNRISE AT DEATH VALLEY-Photo by Tom Cochrun

Saturday, January 20, 2018

SECOND VERSE

    For the second time, thousands of Californians on the central coast gathered in San Luis Obispo for the Womens March. Their sentiment echoed that of millions across the US.
    The first anniversary of trump's presidency and the majority  of Americans detest the man baby.
    The signs speak.


   Mission Plaza in San Luis Obispo was jammed and crowded.














   Sentiment ran deep.



  For a little gal making her first political rally, it was a bit fatiguing. 
 See you down the trail.

15 comments:

  1. Thank Lana and the girls and you for tagging along.

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    1. I noticed many more men in this years SLO rally. Thats a good sign.

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  2. Those are some great signs!

    I saw on TV today a thing saying the demonstrations were "Not as big as last year." I thought, well, of course not. Last year's were the beginning of something that has grown into a lot of other things. A lot of people who never expected to run for office are going to be running for office this year, for instance.

    Protests are just one part of the whole thing. But a good sign is still darn entertaining!

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    1. Aside from entertaining, I think those signs are even "therapeutic!"

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  3. Adam Smith sneaking into the moral consciousness:
    Roses are red
    Tacos are enjoyable
    Don't blame immigrants
    'cause you're unemployable
    Best sign ever.

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  4. Well done, to each and everyone of you.

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  5. I can only echo Mike's comment above: Well done. And thank you.

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  6. Some great signs there as there were in Prescott. My favorite was a big one carried by a man. It said "It's time to put the women in charge."

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  7. Echoing one statement above, the ballot victories last year, big and small, are the reason to stay the course.

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    1. Indeed we need to stay the course with a strong effort toward changing the balance in the legislative branch in this years mid term elections.

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