Cindy Sheehan is a quitter

[J~$$$]

http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSN2920410520070529?src=052907_1147_DOUBLEFEATUR E_

[noisemachine]

Ah, give her a break. Her son died and she did what she could but her campaign really wasn't accomplishing much.

[J~$$$]

terrorists +1.

[hangthedj112]

in b4 this turns into another debate thread.

[Ill_Eagle]

You jinxed it.


Cindy broke.

[noisemachine]

http://www.mickipedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/11/Picture%207.png

[algunz]

Hey, at least she tried to do something.

[DeltaSigChi4]

If only Bush would quit.

Or be introduced to a bullet.

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[bballarl]

Maybe you could be the one to do it.


Using the skills you learned while in the military.

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[jackstraw94086]

seconded

[kingsblend420]

Well its not like she even works here.

[bballarl]

As an aside, I can't wait till Ken sees this thread.

[TomAz]

Maybe you could be the one to do it.


Using the skills you learned while in the military.

A

you want him to peel Bush's potatoes?

[mob roulette]

goddamn it tom. i was going to ask if the digging of latrines might be what he was asking for.

[algunz]

Well, Bush is gonna need a new place to shit real soon.

[J~$$$]

Well, Bush is gonna need a new place to shit real soon.

Why do you have to ruin it?

[J~$$$]

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c242/thejaybaileyshow/sheehansupporters.jpg

[kreutz2112]

that was comical

[algunz]

Why do you have to ruin it?

Sorry?

[J~$$$]

'Good-bye America ... you are not the country that I love and I finally realized no matter how much I sacrifice, I can't make you be that country unless you want it," she said. "It's up to you now."

[jackstraw94086]

It always was "up to you". All she did was make a laughing stock of the anti-war effort. I liked the part where she said she's going back to be a mother to her surviving kids. I hope they didn't require much attention as she was busy intentionally getting herself kicked out of state of the union addresses and prancing around Crawford. Actually though, I think those kids are better off not having that ego-maniac around.

[fober]

Well, this confirms at least one suspicion.

http://img460.imageshack.us/img460/474/mspaintownagejk7.jpg

[luckyface]

Fober wins!

[algunz]

I never laughed at her.

[DeltaSigChi4]

Firstoff, the out-dated GI jokes are comical.

Secondly, how is wearing a tshirt with a number on it "intentionally seeking to get thrown out of the State of Union address"? I would make the usual suggestion that you go work for faux 'news', but considering how outrageous your dissemination of misinformation is, I'd have to suggest you go work for Bush directly. Maybe be an assistant to the assistant to Karl Rove.

Lastly, she had more supporters than your pathetic "Denvah" ass will. Bushbot.

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[algunz]

At least not too much.

[downingthief]

I'm all for people expressing opinions, especially oposing the War. But, she brought a lot of the criticism on herself. Some of her quotes, including the one posted above, are pure senseless drivel. She could have done much more, if she would have had someone else do the talking.

[J~$$$]

Firstoff, the out-dated GI jokes are comical.

Secondly, how is wearing a tshirt with a number on it "intentionally seeking to get thrown out of the State of Union address"? I would make the usual suggestion that you go work for faux 'news', but considering how outrageous your dissemination of misinformation is, I'd have to suggest you go work for Bush directly. Maybe be an assistant to the assistant to Karl Rove.

Lastly, she had more supporters than your pathetic "Denvah" ass will. Bushbot.

E

1. "House rules bar demonstrations in the galleries."

2. "Irak"

[DeltaSigChi4]

Funny, because I walked in their with a tshirt that read something on it. I guess because I was Cindy Sheehan I was good.

And you must not like Denver very much, because the reason why many of us write IraK with a K, and pronounce it similarly [exaggerated accent], is because we despised our orders so much. But then again, in your case, it's most likely just a hatred for the English language. Carry on, you lil nugglet.

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[J~$$$]

Funny, because I walked in their with a tshirt that read something on it. I guess because I was Cindy Sheehan I was good.

And you must not like Denver very much, because the reason why many of us write IraK with a K, and pronounce it similarly [exaggerated accent], is because we despised our orders so much. But then again, in your case, it's most likely just a hatred for the English language. Carry on, you lil nugglet.

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"Irak" "lil nugglet"

[noisemachine]

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[DeltaSigChi4]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v604/DeltaSigChi4/Strips/524619833_l.jpg

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[luckyface]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v604/DeltaSigChi4/Strips/524619833_l.jpg

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I'm pretty sure that they didn't have that conversation.

[noisemachine]

Haha...brb I have to go watch The O'Reilly Factor.

[DeltaSigChi4]

It's all up for interpretation.

EDIT. No it's not. Every single American that watches Faux "news" is a cunt. They also seek the annihilation of the world as we know it.

kz_CghLAU2U

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[fober]

I still don't understand why people watch news on television anymore.

I don't even know where those channels are on my cable box (Fox News, CNN, CSPAN, CNBC).

[DeltaSigChi4]

C-Span is not news. It's a feed of the Capitol proceedings and such.

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[jackstraw94086]

Funny, because I walked in their with a tshirt that read something on it. I guess because I was Cindy Sheehan I was good.

And you must not like Denver very much, because the reason why many of us write IraK with a K, and pronounce it similarly [exaggerated accent], is because we despised our orders so much. But then again, in your case, it's most likely just a hatred for the English language. Carry on, you lil nugglet.

E

First of all, the fact that you cannot comprehend the difference between your t-shirt being allowed during a capitol hill tour and her trying to walk into a state of the union address to make a protest does not surprise me one bit. These rules existed before Bush, rumplestilskin. She never intended to get in. She wished to get kicked out and make it seem as though it were Bush's administration that did it. Secondly, you accusing of everyone of a lack of understanding of the English language is laughable. When you say "irak" it is you who are not speaking English.

It is not the proper spelling, Iraqi's do NOT spell their country that way. The arabic use العراق and the kurdish use عيَراق

They do not use the fucking roman alphabet. There is no "proper" way to spell it using our letters. "Irak" is not the proper spelling unless you're speaking some other language that happens to also use the roman alphabet.(Turkish perhaps, you rotten queef?)

I'm guessing a major percentage of your brain power is spent remember to breathe.

[thelastgreatman]

Foxy Boxing between Jack and Delt: Round Two!

[noisemachine]

"Sadly she came to my wedding and had lots of wedding cake"

HAHAHAHAHAHA!

[DeltaSigChi4]

Who says my tshirt WASN'T protest of some sort, you all-knowing yet completely clueless fuck?

Also, after all the research involved in your reply, does it dishearten you that I type mine in less than a minute?

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[J~$$$]

minute man.

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[jackstraw94086]

Who says my tshirt WASN'T protest of some sort, you all-knowing yet completely clueless fuck?

Also, after all the research involved in your reply, does it dishearten you that I type mine in less than a minute?

E

Was your shirt a protest shirt, you ignorant fuck? Be honest now. Don't give us another "I was a cadet before 9/11" bullshit again. And besides. You're still not getting this whole state of the union address vs your pissant little tourist shit.




My post was compiled with two fucking clicks to wikipedia, retard. A baby could pick apart your flawed logic in at most 4 clicks.

just because your vocabulary is shit doesn't mean everyone else's is.

[DeltaSigChi4]

I was in a session of the House. What's the difference between that and having a pass for the SoU? Nothing actually, besides that the monkey President will be there. Same fucking "rules" dumbfuck. Wiki that as well.

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[jackstraw94086]

I was in a session of the House. What's the difference between that and having a pass for the SoU? Nothing actually, besides that the monkey President will be there. Same fucking "rules" dumbfuck. Wiki that as well.

E


you conveniently dodged the question of whether you were wearing a protest shirt, shitstain.


And you're STILL not getting the difference between your touristy little jaunt into the House and someone attempting to use the state of the union address as a protest platform.

[full on idle]

People should be able to protest at the State of the Union. Fuck pomp and circumstance.

[J~$$$]

No wai. It would turn into an episode of Jerry.

[DeltaSigChi4]

So she was guilty of a thoughtcrime is what you're saying.

The capitol police [hahaha, great joke they are] KNEW she was going to protest. She fit the profile for protesters, huh?

Most hilarious thing is ... and I pull this from memory, not wikipedia [idiot] ... is that they had to throw a lawmaker's wife out as well. A Republican. She had a support the troops or we're with the troops or something to that effect ... but BECAUSE they had clear orders to take Sheehan away, they had to take her away as well, you know, to seem that it was a legit rule.

Sure, legit rule that the ruling party just made up on the spot.

And my shirt was a protest shirt.

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[jackstraw94086]

People should be able to protest at the State of the Union. Fuck pomp and circumstance.

Remember that this country is roughly split on most social issues.

If you let in Cindy Sheehan you're opening to door to any idiot regardless of his agenda, whether it be right or left wing.


Everybody seems to forget how harsh the rules are when there's an administration they like in power.

[full on idle]

No, I'm not forgetting. I believe if a person wants to peacefully protest something by putting on a shirt they should be allowed to.

[jackstraw94086]

So she was guilty of a thoughtcrime is what you're saying.

The capitol police [hahaha, great joke they are] KNEW she was going to protest. She fit the profile for protesters, huh?

Most hilarious thing is ... and I pull this from memory, not wikipedia [idiot] ... is that they had to throw a lawmaker's wife out as well. A Republican. She had a support the troops or we're with the troops or something to that effect ... but BECAUSE they had clear orders to take Sheehan away, they had to take her away as well, you know, to seem that it was a legit rule.

Sure, legit rule that the ruling party just made up on the spot.

And my shirt was a protest shirt.

E


Are you even reading this shit you're writing?
A thoughtcrime? She was wearing a protest shirt, you idiot. There's no "profile" she had to fit. you are the weakest-minded individual I think I've ever come across.

The only thing I needed wikipedia for was to copy and paste the arabic word. Do you really think it's that hard?

And I remember the republican woman too (your memory's not that impressive). They took her away for the same reason they took sheehan away. You unbelievable retard, it wasn't to make the rule "seem" legit. It was because the rule WAS legit. Jesus christ you're fucked in the head.

And you're a fucking liar about the protest shirt. You know you are.
I'm not even going to give you the opportunity to make up some shit about what it said. You're proven yourself a liar here several times and you're just being argumentative without any clue how to argue.

[J~$$$]

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yup.

[kroqken]

She did what she could but the Democratic politicians in Washinton DC did not lift a finger for her with the exception of the House Progressive Caucus and the Out of Iraq Caucus.

[Good Days Last]

I like it when Jack and Delta get into it.

Because Jack always knows how to win an argument.

[Yablonowitz]

you are the weakest-minded individual I think I've ever come across.

Including Bug?

[jackstraw94086]

yes. Bug at least wasn't an outright liar (as far as I know). He also didn't feign some bullshit cause as a pretense to get attention. He was an honest attention whore.

[full on idle]

He's still here you know you don't have to past tense him.

[J~$$$]

Bug is dead to most people.

[jackstraw94086]

bug has walked down the alias path. Forever will it dominate his destiny.

[kroqken]

What will Sheehan do now? Will she be at Coachella 2008?

[DeltaSigChi4]

Subject: Let's Keep Fighting for Cindy Sheehan
Date: Wed, 30 May 2007 02:21:03 -0400

Today Cindy Sheehan "retired" from the anti-war movement after leading the fight for two years with every piece of her heart and soul.

Cindy wrote: "Good-bye America… you are not the country that I love and I finally realized no matter how much I sacrifice, I can't make you be that country unless you want it. It's up to you now."

Sadly, America needs Cindy more than ever. Eight more Casey Sheehans died today in Iraq, leaving eight more grieving Cindy Sheehans back home. Sgt. David Safstrom of the 82nd Airborne told the NY Times, "What are we doing here? Why are we still here? We're helping guys that are trying to kill us. We help them in the day. They turn around at night and try to kill us."

Cindy lost heart after a few dozen "Bush Democrats" voted with virtually every Republican to keep Bush's criminal occupation going forever.

And it's easy to lose heart when we put our time and money into electing anti-war Democratic majorities, only to have those majorities betrayed by a few dozen "Bush Democrats" who are bribed by powerful defense contractors or intimidated by Karl Rove's political henchmen.

But we cannot afford to lose heart because May's total deaths of U.S. troops hit 114, the highest since Cindy began her anti-war campaign and the third highest of the war. And at the current monthly rate, 2007 will be the deadliest year for U.S. troops in the four years of Bush's criminal occupation.

So all of us must pick up the torch that Cindy laid down and find a way to end this war. But how?

E

[luckyface]

Subject: Let's Keep Fighting for Cindy Sheehan
Date: Wed, 30 May 2007 02:21:03 -0400

Today Cindy Sheehan "retired" from the anti-war movement after leading the fight for two years with every piece of her heart and soul.

Cindy wrote: "Good-bye America… you are not the country that I love and I finally realized no matter how much I sacrifice, I can't make you be that country unless you want it. It's up to you now."

Sadly, America needs Cindy more than ever. Eight more Casey Sheehans died today in Iraq, leaving eight more grieving Cindy Sheehans back home. Sgt. David Safstrom of the 82nd Airborne told the NY Times, "What are we doing here? Why are we still here? We're helping guys that are trying to kill us. We help them in the day. They turn around at night and try to kill us."

Cindy lost heart after a few dozen "Bush Democrats" voted with virtually every Republican to keep Bush's criminal occupation going forever.

And it's easy to lose heart when we put our time and money into electing anti-war Democratic majorities, only to have those majorities betrayed by a few dozen "Bush Democrats" who are bribed by powerful defense contractors or intimidated by Karl Rove's political henchmen.

But we cannot afford to lose heart because May's total deaths of U.S. troops hit 114, the highest since Cindy began her anti-war campaign and the third highest of the war. And at the current monthly rate, 2007 will be the deadliest year for U.S. troops in the four years of Bush's criminal occupation.

So all of us must pick up the torch that Cindy laid down and find a way to end this war. But how?

E

Fuck her in the ass. The last thing we need is another one of her.

[kimery08]

youre going to be doin a lot of ass fucking.

[downingthief]

youre going to be doin a lot of ass fucking.

SNAP!

[kroqken]

http://www.impeachbush.org AND also impeach Cheney. Congressman and presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich proposes that Cheney be impeached.

[J~$$$]

She was totally just playin about that whole quitin BS. sike! wayz out! LOL <3Americaz....

Sheehan Announces House Candidacy

By SUDHIN THANAWALA
Associated Press Writer


SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- A tearful Cindy Sheehan cited her son, killed in Iraq, as her inspiration as she announced her candidacy Thursday for the U.S. House against Rep. Nancy Pelosi.

Sheehan last month said she intended to run against Pelosi, the House speaker, if the San Francisco congresswoman didn't move to impeach President Bush by July 23.

Sheehan said Thursday that Pelosi had "protected the status quo" of the corporate elite and had lost touch with people in her district, most of whom, she asserted, want American troops out of Iraq.

Nadeam Elshami, a spokesman for Pelosi, would not comment on Sheehan's candidacy but said the speaker has always opposed the war in Iraq and has focused on bringing troops home "safely and soon."

After her 24-year-old son, Casey, was killed in Iraq in 2004, Sheehan gained international attention by setting up camp outside the president's Texas ranch and demanding to meet with him.

On Thursday, Sheehan said her son inspired her to run against Pelosi, who has represented San Francisco in Congress since 1987.

"The country is ripe for a change," said Sheehan, who spoke at a podium with her son's photograph attached to it. "It's going to start right here and right now."

Sheehan said she would run as an independent on a platform of universal health care, making college affordable and improving ethics in the legislative and executive branches. She did not offer specifics.

The money being spent on the Iraq war should be used to help the country's shrinking middle class, she said.

Sheehan said she had no funds for a campaign but planned to immediately start raising money. She said she wouldn't accept money from corporations.

Daniel Ellsberg, the former high-level Pentagon analyst who in 1969 leaked the Pentagon Papers to Congress and the media and a Sheehan supporter, said Sheehan has a difficult task.

"At the moment, facing a well-funded, powerful incumbent without party support, the odds against Cindy appear insuperable," said Ellsberg, who was arrested twice with other protesters outside Bush's Texas ranch.

"But we plan to change that."