‘Anti-Semitism isn’t chic’: WaPo gets help explaining why Women’s March is ‘struggling to find relevance’

Right on cue, the Washington Post published an article about the Women’s March and attempts to stay relevant:

The Women’s March sparked a "resistance." Three years later, it’s a movement struggling to find relevance. https://t.co/VyNfilscl8

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 12, 2020

To be sure, there are many who didn’t like that headline one bit, but it’s hard to argue with the point that was made, and there are many reasons:

Unemployment for women is at an all time low, most of us think abortion through the 9th month is beyond the pale, they went way overboard with Kavanaugh.

Oh yeah – and the antisemitism. So, pretty much irrelevant. https://t.co/xbTCdvuvEe

— Stacey (@ScotsFyre) January 13, 2020

I think the relevance thing ties to the rest of the extremist-left.
More people are rolling their eyes and walking away from screeching sanctimonious lunatics.

— Allen Ray (@2CynicAl65) January 13, 2020

1) Women aren’t politically monolithic and didn’t feel this movement represented them. (Rightfully so.)

2) Anti-Semitism isn’t chic

3) Like other demographics, ours is more prosperous and succeeding under this economy than in years past. https://t.co/Dz9xQPmHwS

— Gabriella Hoffman (@Gabby_Hoffman) January 13, 2020

Yeah maybe don’t get anti-Semites to lead your movement if you want to be taken seriously on civil rights

— Jessica Fletcher (@heckyessica) January 12, 2020

Buy whhhhhhhhhhhhhyyyy ??????????? https://t.co/cm2iBxCZjR

— Chad Felix Greene (@chadfelixg) January 12, 2020

That's what happens when you protest against non-existent problems. https://t.co/pAWwngSy0z

— Greg F.? ? FREE HONG KONG #AlitaArmy?only (@straytski) January 13, 2020

Things like donning “Handmaid’s Tale” outfits to protest Brett Kavanaugh while many on the Left defend the Iranian regime doesn’t exactly cause people to take them seriously either.

It was only relevant because you guys propped it up for so long. ?? https://t.co/qMdsjUDh6k

— Amy Curtis (@RantyAmyCurtis) January 12, 2020

The media’s done their best, that’s for sure.

Who would’ve thought parading the street like this would turn off sensible people?? pic.twitter.com/AOq6TmIVvW

— Liz ??✝️ (@NurseLiz3) January 12, 2020

Hard to take people wearing pussy hate seriously, but that’s just me.

— becky mayo (@justanurse25) January 12, 2020

Yeah, that too.