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The folks we chased up to the Hill:

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On the Mall:

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The "useful items":


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  1. One of my high school/college friends marched with her sister in DC (my friend traveled from Florida to march) and I was with her in spirit. I was thinking strongly of going to the march in Seneca Falls instead of the march in Binghamton. I ended up going to neither one. Life is funny like that. (Organizers in Binghamton thought maybe 150 people would show up. It was more than 3,000, I understand. I read a figure of 10,000. for Seneca Falls, which is surreal.) But here's the thing (as TV Detective Adrian Monk used to say). This is only the beginning of a marathon. It is not a sprint with an after party after. And I don't know how many of those marchers realize that. I can only hope we can all keep up the momentum, each of us in our own little or big ways.

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  2. Locally I've seen in increase in political action groups with both long term and short term plans. We need to start now and keep it going,

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