DAN R. writes:

The “highlight” of the Women’s March was probably the Ashley Judd rendition of “I Am a Nasty Woman,” a spoken-word poem written by Nina Donovan, a 19-year old sociology major from Tennessee and a part-time worker at Dunkin’ Donuts. Reading the words of this poem, the amount of politically-correct clichés compacted into a relatively small space is almost mind-boggling. Worse has been the enthusiastic reception by liberal women, at least some of whom you’d think might have second thoughts upon reading it. Here for your reference is a link to the complete transcript [vulgar language warning], obviously destined to become a milepost in “great” feminist literature.

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