Women's March reduced to anti-Semites, Soviets, and sycophants

Like Saturn, the “awokening” continues to devour its own children. The Women’s March began 2019 not with a bang but a series of whimpers, gasps, and gaffes, imploding across the country.

The Women’s March has spent the winter under fire, with heavily substantiated allegations of anti-Semitism causing inner turmoil and defections of local groups across the country from the national organization. From the group’s leadership’s continued and unapologetic association with anti-Semites like Louis Farrakhan and Rasmea Odeh to their proud celebration of anti-Americans Angela Davis and Assata Shakur, years of complaints from the political peanut gallery have finally entered national conversation.