Momentum of the Women’s March is already faltering

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The momentum of the Women’s March that happened the day after President Trump’s inauguration is already faltering. Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion vendor and a major sponsor of the Women’s March, admitted to Buzzfeed that even though many people showed up at town halls over the congressional break to support the scandal-ridden organization, “no one really knows what will make a difference anymore.”

She’s got a point. After millions of people showed up for the Women’s March carrying signs depicting vaginas, wearing “pussy hats” and screaming at anti-abortion young women, what else can they do to get their point across?

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