<p>If any of those people spoke with such profound anti-American lunacy, I would not support or respect them.</p>
<p>So he can make fun of this war, denigrate the troops by making fun that they didn’t find any WMD, and that is to be brushed aside, but the families that lost their children in war, they can’t make any mistakes or perhaps say things not perfectly, but our President, he can…</p>
<p>So the families of the fallen who were offended by his crudenss, it was of course their own fault they were offended. Does this man ever do anything wrong? That is pretty scary to think a man is perfect and does everything right. </p>
<p>Almost cultlike to me…</p>
<p>When lies were told about Sheehan and her quotes taken out of context with regards to the meeting she had with Bush, do you trust those people…</p>
<p>So Bolton, he is okay…his going to the CIA and bullying them to change intelligence was okay? </p>
<p>Robert’s writings regarding equal pay for women, those were okay?</p>
<p>Just wondering</p>
<p>Actually, she said what she said, no context present. Now she has completely changed her story. I know who I trust.</p>
<p>John Robert’s gave legal opinions based on law, not personal opinions. Talk about taking out of context…</p>
<p>I know who I trust, too, and while it might not be Cindy Sheehan, it sure as shootin’ ain’t GW Bush.</p>
<p>Weenie just got back from our local vigil. 220 people showed up and we all held candles on a quiet moonlit night. A lot of stop the war signs. Personally I don’t care to split hairs over exactly what Cindy did or did not say. I see her as a symbol of the common person coming to feel more mobilized to speak up against the war.</p>
<p>I was referring to her first meeting with Bush and how what she said initially was taken out of context to show she changed her mind and that the first meeting went just swell…which it didn’t…its amazing what happens these days, a person who questions the government must be perfect while our government themselves can really screw things up</p>
<p>I am off to the beach for our vigil…</p>
<p>About 3-400 at the vigil I attended, and amazing support from the passing drivers.</p>
<p>And I agree with what Andi said.</p>
<p>This is what one American did tonight…Went out on the patio…thought about the BoSox loss to the Tigers…LIT A CANDLE…and smoked a cigar…</p>
<p>You asked…</p>
<p>Here in Texas, over 100 people showed up to show support for the President and the war. Sheehan had about 50.</p>
<p>No loved lost for the BoSox, but damn the Rangers are falling apart.</p>
<p>Did you know in Bush’s “home” state of Texas he only has 54% approval rating…hmmmm in his home state…</p>
<p>Sheehan had tens of thousands all over the country…I don’t worry too much about Texas…they shot their guns all the time…</p>
<p>It is sad to see intellects used to manipulate half truths in their justification of this tragic mistake of a war. There were no weapons and so no justification for going to war. You cannot give a country a democracy, the constitution that was supposed to be in place last October and then again last week won’t exist until there is a civil war to establish a ruling power. </p>
<p>The children of American families are dying overseas and our President is riding his bicycle around his ranch, posing for press ops, attending Republican fundraisers and most importantly appointing a new white house chef who knows how to cook his favorite meal…the cheeseburger…there is no lie big enough to cover up his failings.</p>
<p>“Did you know in Bush’s “home” state of Texas he only has 54% approval rating…hmmmm in his home state”
You know that A. Gore lost his home state, right?</p>
<p>“a new white house chef who knows how to cook his favorite meal…the cheeseburger.”
Could have just kept on Clinton’s chef: Ronald McDonald.</p>
<p>“You know that A. Gore lost his home state, right?”</p>
<p>Yeah, but we all now that there must have some dirty tricks involved with that. We know that the only way that Republicans win elections is via voting fraud - that Karl Rove guy is such an evil genius. I’m sure that the only true poll - the exit polls - showed that Gore really took Tennessee.</p>
<p>Wow FF, I totally agree with you, finally.;)</p>
<p>We all know that if her son were alive now, he would be out counter protesting his mother.</p>
<p>haha I agree bern700. This lady is a complete psychopath. Her son obviously felt strongly enough for his country to enlist. Read the quote from her that fundingfather posted a page or two back, that says it all. She is a complete lunatic.</p>
<p>Here are some views from other people who lost loved ones in Iraq.
<a href=“http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/08/18/earlyshow/main784263.shtml[/url]”>http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/08/18/earlyshow/main784263.shtml</a></p>
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<p>Bern and co.: I understand you all knew Casey Sheehan better’n I do, certainly better than his mother, but I just can’t help wondering if he would appreciate you calling his mama names.</p>
<p>He would probably call her that (or more) too if he knew she was using his name to go against something that HE believed in just so she can get her 15 minutes of fame…M E D I A W H O R E</p>
<p>btw, I like that “Bern & Co.” sounds like a good name for a management consulting firm. 
Maybe someday…</p>