The day after President Trump's inauguration, January 2017, hundreds of thousands of angry women

descended on Washington wearing knitted pink vagina hats. The Washington Post reported there

was an overwhelming sense of rage and grief at the biggest single day protest in US history.

Three years later, same liberals at the Washington Post ran a follow-up article titled,

Nobody Needs Another Pink Hat Why the Women's March Is Struggling for Relevance.

Yes, there was another Women's March this past Saturday, but many of the bitter angry grief,

stricken, raging women who poured into the Capitol three years ago have apparently moved on.

Attendance was so bad that NPR reported just a fraction of those who attended the first

March bother to show up. Liberals are floating a bunch of theories to explain in the obvious lack

of interest. The novelty of the big march and the pink hats has passed. Many of the original

participants have protest fatigue. The lead feminazi group is infighting. They've been accused of

financial mismanagement and esemitism and a reputation of being unwilling to play nice with others.

I have my own theory. Under President Trump, the economy is so good that many of these formerly

bitter angry liberal women aren't mad anymore. They didn't want to march because they had

other plans. They went shopping or else they died.