Rosie O'Donnell

Dear Mr President

The march was an amazing success. It took 3 hours for the marchers to go by Union Square East and 15 th Street, the place I usually park myself during marches. It took 3 hours for 350,000 to peacefully march by. It was unbelievable and yes, photos are forthcoming.

In the meantime, I leave with an amazing YouTube contribution by Rosie O'Donnell, using Pink's Dear Mr. President :

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