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Daddy Pence!! Come Dance! (You know you want to Gurl)!! 💃🏾🏳️‍🌈✊🏽👬👭🎶 #Repost @gaydayslosangeles ・・・ #LGBTQ rights supporters dancing outside Vice President-elect @mike.pence's house tonight. 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇸 #lovetrumpshate #homophobia #mikepence #gaydaysla #Washington #dc #unitedagainsthate #justdance #danceparty #werkforpeace #equality #daddypence Repost @liz_glover

[icyblood]

@Regrann from @gaydayslosangeles - ‪Happy Easter 🐇 ‬ ‪#weho #gaydaysla‬ #westhollywood - #regrann

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How fucking good is this?! An LGBT 🏳️‍🌈 dance party outside of Mike Pence's house!!! 🤣👊 Repost @hot4hillaryclinton ・・・ Daddy Pence!! Come Dance! (You know you want to Gurl)!! 💃🏾🏳️‍🌈✊🏽👬👭🎶 #Repost @gaydayslosangeles ・・・ #LGBTQ rights supporters dancing outside Vice President-elect @mike.pence's house tonight. 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇸 #lovetrumpshate #homophobia #mikepence #gaydaysla #Washington #dc #unitedagainsthate #justdance #danceparty #werkforpeace #equality #daddypence Repost @liz_glover (at Gay Night Club)

[unionrising]

These Women's March rallies are massive. That's trouble for Donald Trump and the GOP.

Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in major cities across the country — and the world — on Saturday in a latent protest against President Donald Trump, a massive show of opposition to Trump that could spell trouble for him and his party.

By way of comparison, the enormous rallies on Saturday are far larger than the demonstrations that the then-nascent Tea Party held in September 2009 in opposition to then-President Barack Obama. At the Tea Party's inception, an estimated 75,000 marched in Washington to protest government spending. Those rallies were some of the first signs of political trouble for Democrats, who a year later were decimated at the ballot box in the 2010 midterms, losing 63 House seats and control of the chamber.

But the fact that these gigantic anti-Trump protests are taking place on Trump's first full day as president — far sooner than the Tea Party galvanized anti-Obama protesters — is even more troublesome for Republican prospects for the 2018 midterm elections.

The immense opposition to Trump at the outset of his presidency is a warning for Republicans on their quest to implement Trump's agenda, including building a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border and cutting Affordable Care Act provisions.

Protesters at the marches pointedly called out those proposals, including potential GOP cuts to women's health coverage such as birth control and Planned Parenthood funding.

It would also be dangerous for Republicans to brush off the protests with claims that the major cities they were held in were never bastions of Trump support.

Large protests took place in states Trump won, including Iowa, Ohio and Michigan.

Many of the protesters in Washington came from far and wide, some of whom told reporters they had never protested before — meaning a swath of new activists appear to be mobilizing against Trump and his agenda.

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[bellabooks]

Dance Dance Revolution: An army of queer protesters bust a move at Mike Pence’s home

photo by bensonku It really happened, y’all. Hundreds of queer folks and allies showed up at Vice President Elect Mike Pence’s home on Wednesday night, in a boisterous act of protest. Mike Pence, who has been notoriously anti-gay throughout his political career, has been a major cause of concern for the LGBTQ community. So, two days before he takes the oath of Vice President, activists arrived with their best dance moves and stereos at Pence’s temporary abode. Whitney and Madonna tunes blasted away into the night, as the dancers made it very clear that we are here, and super queer, and not going anywhere in the next four years.   @Madonna Dancing to your music (Vogue) at the Queer Dance Party tonight protesting Pence near his temporary house in Washington, D.C. pic.twitter.com/mrdwLa6WZE — I♥Pandas (@GAGA_and_MDNA) January 19, 2017 At the “Queer Dance Party” protest in front of #MikePence‘s house #wearehere #Inauguration pic.twitter.com/MUfbt0TZ9I — Benjamin Bathke (@BenjaminBathke) January 19, 2017 The Queer Dance Party continues…to Whitney Houston in front of Mike Pence’s house. #lgbt #gaydaysla pic.twitter.com/h3aYhTFxAQ — GayDaysLA (@gaydaysLA) January 19, 2017 A video posted by Jack Nessman (@jack.nessman) on Jan 18, 2017 at 4:51pm PST Dance, dance like everyone is watching! http://dlvr.it/N8TVRs

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[icyblood]

I'll cry forever... @Regrann from @gaydayslosangeles - The story of a lifetime. Congratulations to #MOONLIGHT on winning 3 #AcademyAwards including BEST PICTURE! #Oscars #lgbt #instagood #gaydaysla - #regrann

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