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It was indeed an incredible day.... I must confess that I was quite overwhelmed by the whole mob... I am coming from Burbank and brought two teenagers that I used to nanny for...(14 & 12 )They were sooo great and love this country, can't understand the hostility...

Like I said, I was overwhelmed to tears by the anger and hatred for our country and President and so like half way through their parade while my neighbor (14 yr old girl) and I were right up against the police tape some a##hole hocked a huge loogie and spit on us...The awesome LAPD swarmed him and took him down and handcuffed him... I didn't think much but, "I love my LAPD" then an officer came up to us and asked if "we were the ones who were spit on?" I said yes he asked if we would like to press charges. I could hardly think straight and said "yeah".

Anyway, he was arrested. We are going to court to prosecute this guy, the police officer said to the officer that came and took him to jail that he would be happy to be a witness cause the "bad" guy literally spit over his shoulder to get to us.

My only regret is that all the people I know that are conservative always seem to have "more important" things to do when events like this come up. I have a hard time thinking of anything else that is more important than defending our country in these uncertain and highly emotionaly charged times. This is the time, these are the moments that define who we are as parents, individuals, humans. We must make a stand for those who are unable, the oppressed, the underdog, those in need who cannot stand for themselves. This is the legacy we must leave to our children... No one left behind, no one person is alone -there is justice for all, we all have a voice: All nations under God, Indivisble with LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL!!!