At Washington’s #MarchForScience, The Consensus Was Trump And The GOP Endanger Our Future

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All pictures Leica SL with 24-90 Vario-Elmarit SL

The chants were lame, the spirits high. The crowd was large and festive in the rain, the by now customary mingling of the generations out to protest Trump. Our peer-reviewed count was 200,000 plus (we asked one of our peers, and he agreed.) We are increasingly grateful to Trump for organizing our social activities, as it was so easy to pull together a crowd of friends to venture out in the pouring rain, just for the chance to protest his policies. The energy of these marches is not dissipating, and each week that goes by brings us — yes, several new outrages from the Administration — but also that much closer to the 2018 elections. The scientists did a good job of organizing their March for Science. Here are some pictures to once again document protests in the age of Trump.

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