Women’s March 2020 is having issues in attendance, coverage and enthusiasm. Cue the excuses.

Women’s March Organizers claim march is smaller this year — by design

If you accept the numbers, the 2017 Women’s March in D.C. drew a crowd of 470,000 marchers that sea of vagina hats contained a coalition of numerous far-left organizations and fellow travelers who emoted that the end of the world was at hand because Queen Hillary had lost to Donald Trump. When Armageddon didn’t arrive, each succeeding January has seen a dramatic drop-off of crowd numbers.

Three years ago, nearly half a million women and their allies descended on the nation’s capital to showcase their outrage over the election of Donald Trump and launch a new movement for women’s equality. On Saturday, fewer than 10,000 participants are expected to attend the fourth annual Women’s March in Washington, DC.

Now, why would that be? Wait for it.

But to leaders of women’s movements around the country, the decline doesn’t represent a collapse of women’s activism, but rather a channeling of the energy of the 2017 Women’s March into more tangible causes at the state and local level across the country.

Sure, Jan.

Let’s face it. These people not only cried “Wolf!” too many times, but in their rush to demonize newly-elected Trump and those that voted for him, the Women’s March tolerated all manner of crack-pots and anti-Semites.

Those dwindling numbers aren’t about tighter focus on local issues, an excuse that smacks of the same credibility as a person allowed to resign to spend more time with the family.

Women are thriving with @realDonaldTrump!

Things you won’t hear about at the #WomensMarch today.

✅Women’s unemployment 3.2%

✅Wage growth ⬆️

✅Doubled the child tax credit

✅Paid family leave

✅Economic freedom & opportunity #WomenForTrump https://t.co/DuZ2GOfPSo

— Amy Kremer (@AmyKremer) January 18, 2020

While the Democrat 2020 candidates engage in reverse Potemkin village stylings – You Are All Dyin’ cuz OrangeManBad! – citizens are looking around and seeing for themselves that that is a lie.

Last week, The Wall Street Journal reported that for the first time in almost 10 years women, have overtaken men in the workforce.
“Women held more U.S. jobs than men in December for the first time in nearly a decade, a development that likely reflects the future of the American workforce,” Amara Omeokwe reported Jan. 10.

“The share of women on payrolls, excluding farmworkers and the self-employed, exceeded the share of men in December for the first time since mid-2010, Labor Department data released Friday showed.’ Adding, “Women held 50.04% of the jobs last month, surpassing men on payrolls by 109,000.”

Today’s economy is working for everyone

The economy isn’t just working for the rich, but real wages for workers:

Never mind the liberal lies. Hard data reveal this reality. The Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank’s monthly Wage Growth Tracker shows that Americans are making more money, particularly those who have been forgotten for decades.

Between November 2018 and November 2019, overall median wage growth climbed 3.6 percent, a healthy pace that should lift spirits, too. Those in the bottom 25 percent saw wages advance 4.5 percent, while the top 25 percent lagged, with pay rising just 2.9 percent. This is the 180-degree exact opposite of what Democrats relentlessly bellow. They have equal access to the Atlanta Fed’s website. This confirms their rank dishonesty.

Indeed.

The sky is not falling, women in America are thriving, and the even the partisan media cannot keep this puerile and dishonest rabble from dwindling.

Couldn’t happen to a nicer group of malcontents and totalitarian wannabes.

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