Three years ago tomorrow, on January 6th, 2021, far-right insurrectionists stormed the United States Capitol to prevent Congress from certifying Joe Biden’s electoral victory.
They failed, but not before forcing Congress to evacuate and endangering the lives of all who work at the Capitol.
Over the last three years, many rioters have faced prosecution for their actions that day. Yet their ringleader — the person whose conspiracy theories about stolen elections incited the violence — has escaped accountability under the law, and continues to be a lead contender for the Republican presidential candidacy.
Donald Trump’s fraudulent claim that he won the 2020 election drove his supporters to insurrection.
We won’t let him win again.
In 2017, the first Women’s March of millions protested Trump’s election.
In 2018, we won a historic midterm election victory for Democrats — preventing Trump from enacting all of his authoritarian agenda.
In 2020, we evicted him from the White House.
In 2022, a Women’s Wave blocked a Republican red wave — and we proved once again that when women join together, we have the power.
In 2023, women continued to win for reproductive freedom at the ballot box across the country.
Thanks,
Women’s March
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