There was plenty of nice media coverage, so with a little luck some of the fence-straddling broads will flop over onto the disarmament side. The only real glitch was Donna Dees-Thomases. She'd been touted as an average housewife from New Jersey, but someone let the cat out of the bag that she's really a CBS publicist who has done work for Rather and Letterman as well as sister-in law to those same Thomases that took over the White House travel office after Hillary smeared Billy Dale. These same Thomases are the Clinton's big time Hollywood pals and fund raisers.
Most folks are too stupid to notice the significance of that anyway.
The march itself was fun, but the best part was when the Second Amendment Sisters made their countermarch. There was one guy who was walking around shouting all kinds of obscene. . Unfortunately they pretty much ignored all this taunting. It's the kind of thing that plays on the sympathies of viewers. I think the march really and truly seals the preeminance of the Democratic Party as the leaders, when it comes to promoting crime.