Republicans are stunned that anyone with a pulse could actually believe that the Women's march was anything other than a progressive hate event cloaked in the garb of Women's Rights. Knowing that the event had over 400 sponsors, of which 56 were George Soros related groups speaks for itself.  Seriously, knowing that the movement was to give the speaker's platform to Donna Hylton the murderer of a gay man, and to Angela Davis the Back Panther, and Linda Sarsour, the rampant anti-Semite, sent shivers down my spine. The icing on the cake was the collective wisdom of Madonna and Ashley Judd. If Fukumoto and Thielen honestly believed that they were engaged in something noble, then they are either naive, stupid, or bought and paid for. In any case, it is irresponsible, and a betrayal of traditional values to walk in step with a counter culture event which embraced hate, anti-semitism and violence. In my opinion, it would be best for the Hawaii Republican Party if they both left.