On January 21: Marches and an Irish Wake

Women's marches are planned from coast to coast on January 21. Chartered buses galore (1200 as opposed to 200 the previous day for the inauguration) are expected to roll into the nation's capital the day after the inauguration.  If you cannot make it to the big one in Washington, D.C., there is probably one within a reasonable distance from where you live.




Marches are scheduled in New York, Boston, Minnesota, and the Bay Area, to name a few.  The idea has even spread abroad. HuffPo notes:

... march spokespeople say it would be a mistake to overlook the 370 smaller “sister marches” that have been planned in every state and on six continents that weekend ― and that are expected at last count to draw nearly 700,000 people.
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Find a march near you >>>>


OR MAYBE NOT!!!! HILLARY CLINTON'S NAME IS MISSING FROM THIS DOCUMENT!!!!This is the reason you are seeing the hashtag #ADDHERNAME trending.

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Following the Washington March, an Irish wake for the year 2016 will be held in D.C. by Irish American Democrats.

Dearly Beloved, We gather together to mourn our losses, celebrate those who have dedicated themselves to the cause of electing democrats, and to organize for the year ahead!
With Special Guest: Governor Martin O'Malley
Join the Irish American Democrats for an "Irish Wake" following the "Million Women March" in Washington, D.C. All funds raised will support our efforts in 2017 as we work to elect Democratic Governors in New Jersey and Virginia.
Host Committee:
Stella O’Leary - John McCarthy - Elizabeth Murray - Kelsi Browning - Tori Taylor - Jennifer Holdsworth - Christopher Jolly Hale - Nuala O’Leary - Lizzie Maguire - Rebecca Rougier - Nancy Grandquist - Drew McGinty - Linda Dyer Hart - Brent O’Leary - Brendan Hennessey
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Hillary Clinton and Stella O'Leary.

To be crystal clear, men are welcome at all marches and events. Pipes, drums, and kilts optional.