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Cindy Sheehan resigns as activist

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"Grizzly Adams DID have a beard." :lol:

Don't bring Run To State into this! :D

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Cindy Sheehan was nothing more than a puppet for those on the far left, she made a fool of herself and did nothing to help the memory of her son.

Don't bring Run To State into this! :D

 

Conjuring up demons. :lol:

Conjuring up demons. :lol:

I had to make him come home from work just to back me up!

 

 

It seems like every time I jump into a fox hole to support someone, I look around and find....I'm all alone! :irked:

I had to make him come home from work just to back me up!

 

 

It seems like every time I jump into a fox hole to support someone, I look around and find....I'm all alone! :irked:

I got your back! :thumb:
This woman is tired and probably has never taken a breath of fresh air since her son's death. I don't like what she did, she took heavy criticism from BOTH sides, she is stepping back, my position would be that we need to accept that and get up off her back about it.

 

If she truly has departed the fray, to criticize her now is a bit like what Christopher Hitchens did after Falwell died.

 

Sorry, but I've been critical of her from the outset. I'm guessing she'll not be out of the fray long,, another book, movie, T.V. deals etc...

This woman is tired and probably has never taken a breath of fresh air since her son's death. I don't like what she did, she took heavy criticism from BOTH sides, she is stepping back, my position would be that we need to accept that and get up off her back about it.

 

If she truly has departed the fray, to criticize her now is a bit like what Christopher Hitchens did after Falwell died.

 

 

And I would have not been as critical if that is what she said her reasoning was for going home. What you stated I can understand and fully agree with.

I got your back! :thumb:

Umm....

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I have always felt that her actions were an indication that she hadn't really come to terms with her son's death. I hope that by stepping back she'll have the quiet time she needs.

“My kids and I feel like we’ve had two losses: Casey and now our wife and mother,” Cindy’s estranged husband, Patrick Sheehan, tells People magazine. “The kids are angry and lonely for her.” His wife has been camped outside Bush’s ranch in Crawford, Tex., since Aug. 6, hoping to talk to the President about the death of her soldier son, Casey, in Iraq.

 

Son Andrew, 21, adds: “I think she should come home.”

 

That says it all for me.

This woman is tired and probably has never taken a breath of fresh air since her son's death. I don't like what she did, she took heavy criticism from BOTH sides, she is stepping back, my position would be that we need to accept that and get up off her back about it.

 

If she truly has departed the fray, to criticize her now is a bit like what Christopher Hitchens did after Falwell died.

Well, she accomplished one thing that most cannot. Got both sides to agree on something. Sadly it was criticizing her.

Who is Cindy Sheehan?;)

Now that's the best answer in this whole thread! :thumb:

I feel bad for her. Quite a tragic story. She came out as anti-war after her son was killed in action. I think she thought she was making a diference, but realized that she was being used by political groups. A couple of years later, her marriage is over, all her money is gone, and she goes back home defeated.

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