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Slack.com slash DHQ. All right, great to be back and start another week, not really, but

sort of. I hope you all had a great, a wonderful weekend. I'm not sure if you noticed, but

the Women's March happened this weekend. And the hilarious thing is that nobody seems to

have noticed and no one seems to care, which is unfortunate, really, when you think about

it, because I don't mean to make light of it, but you think of all those cats that were

left alone for the day. And I'd hate to think that they were left alone for no reason at

all. Attendance for the Women's March has been, of course, plummeting every year since

the first year in 2016. And there was a big deal made of the huge turnout in 2016. Well,

2017, it was lower 2018, even lower 2019. Last year, there were, I think the estimates

I saw is about 700,000 people showed up, but that is including all of the 650 local

protests that happen across the country. Add all of that together, 650 plus the big one

of DC. You get to around 700,000. Pretty poultry turnout when you consider the number of

protests that were being held. Now, it's interesting, I think, to compare this to the March for

Life. The Women's March, which the March for Life, which by the way happens this coming

Friday, Women's March couldn't sustain itself for even three years. The March for Life,

on the other hand, has been going strong for 40 years and consistently pulls, you know,

half a million people at just one March, at just just just into DC, okay, not at 600 different

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