Yes, and the Women's March was backed by Soros-linked organizations. I don't see why that matters. The Tea Party, like the Women's March, represents a certain view that many voters agree with. Money is a necessary component, but by no means the only necessary component, of a successful political movement.

I'm just curious if the Women's March will follow the Tea Party's example and challenge Democratic office-holders in the 2018 primaries.  My guess is no, because the march's most prominent sponsors are mainstream, establishment progressive organizations.