Interesting article in that it didn't rigidly stick to the narrative of an intoxicating march of sisters under a empowering rainbow declaring that woman want equal pay, equal power, and won't be victimized which was voiced by Madonna who said she would bomb the White House.

The march did state that popularism is alive and that people are willing to leave their safe spaces to protest against the tyranny of government.

The day before, the new president with his immigrant wife, rode into Washington on a populous agenda of kicking out the compromised, legally corrupted politicians and to bring prosperity to all.

Only time will tell if the woman marchers and the new macho president will make a deal to work together to bring a just prosperity to as many as possible in a changing world of competing interests with limited resources, unrealistic expectations, and a failing unsustainable status-quo that wants to retain control by any means. 

Time will tell if power resides with the people.