There was a shocking selfie on Facebook during the manchild's campaign of a female Trump supporter carrying a large card with a downward pointing arrow that read ' You can grab my pussy anytime'. Maybe she is typical of his supporters, who knows.

What a sad thing to say durleybeachbum she might have taken her cat out for the day and you just couldn't see it :) Cool picture my friend :)

Great sign and sentiment

I can't see why any sane person could stand behind that throwback. He makes me believe in human neutering.

Superb capture my friend. God bless.

good capture of a stand of protest, with the trees in the background (she's unobtruded), and set off by those saturated blues and reds (on either side). And I also like the angle of the cars, as counterpoint. As for the message, hear hear! (Though to be fair, a number of our presidents have been awful with women, even if they weren't as verbal about it. At least they didn't boast about it...boasting being one of Trump's greatest detriments: He doesn't understand that if he does that to the wrong people, on the wrong day, with his easy threats and offhanded slaps, it could start a war. He doesn't 'get' that. He just doesn't get it.) A really good shot for what you're capturing. (When I saw pics of DC, Chicago, and some other huge cities, I was overwhelmed. But when I saw that it hit smaller cities too, I thought: This is the power of democracy! You want change: Make it happen! Peacefully and with dignity. Voila. And I love the idea of the hats too...)

Interesting outfit and capture ☺

Of course I couldn't agree more with this lady! I think Saturday's marches across the world were mind-blowing with a myriad of messages being carried on posters. I would have loved to join a march but the only one in SA was held in Cape Town. Great image depicting this lovely lady carrying a clear message.

LOL! I almost go a bisquit in the wrong throat, reading the comments by beachsidelegs. I laughed my socks off.

Whish made me think more than 30 years back, when one friday morning, I had coffee with my 15 collegues and told one of my collegues, that I had been to the doctor with my pussycat. (Had a cat named Bamse) Unfortunately there was a pause in all the talking, so my voice were suddently all alone in the room. The pause went on, until someone asked quietly. "Eh! at the vet or...?" Then the room exploded in laughter and I finally realized it could be misunderstood, what I had said. Need I say, I was very embarrassed. I tried to repair it, but that made the laughter even louder. I gave up. :D