Thanks to all who were there in body and to those who couldn’t attend but were there in spirit. I know there were many non-attendees praying for us and with us and I am grateful for that.
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glad you got to be there!
questions for you - did you see any antifa type protesters anywhere near there?
were the p-hat wearing doofuses hanging around the supreme court?
I did not see any protesters of any sort. If there were any, they were far from any place that I was. I walked the entire route, then walked it in reverse to get back to to the drop off point.
The Supreme Court was beyond the endpoint of the march, so IDK if there were any doofuses there. Route went from the Lincoln Memorial to the Reflecting Pool in front of the Capitol.
There was good police presence along the route. (Grateful to our men and women in blue!)
Side note: I was also at the 2009 Tea Party March and although the purpose/nature of these two events was quite different, there were many similarities in mood. Nice people. Patriots. Friendly. Clean. Polite. And diverse. The prayer march today had a higher proportion of minorities (to the best of my recollection) but the MSM would have you think that the 2009 Tea Party march was an anti-0vomit all white thing and it most definitely was not all white. All races were well represented.