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CINDY SHEEHAN She's the new darling of the
anti-Bush Left. Click a link and have a look. |
Sincerity was something Cindy had hoped to find in the
meeting. Shortly after Casey died, Bush sent the family a form letter
expressing his condolences, and Cindy said she felt it was an impersonal
gesture. "I now know he's sincere about wanting
freedom for the Iraqis," Cindy said after their meeting. "I know he's
sorry and feels some pain for our loss. And I know he's a man of
faith." One might speculate that her son’s death freed Cindy
Sheehan to take a more prominent role in stating the convictions she long
held. Her hatred of President George W. Bush apparently harkens back to
well before her son ever set foot in Iraq. In “An Open Letter to President
George Bush,” published in the Not In Our Name newsletter shortly after
the 2004 presidential elections, she wrote: "George, in 2000 when you stole
that election and the Democrats gave up, I gave up, too. I had the most
ironic thought of my life then: 'Oh well, how much damage can he do in
four years?'" The friends of Cindy Sheehan, at Power Line For that story, you have to go to the Vacaville (Calif.) Reporter, her hometown paper. "I know now he's sincere about wanting freedom for the Iraqis," she told the paper in 2004. "I know he's sorry and feels the pain for our loss. And I know he's a man of faith." Compare that to her Aug. 7 interview on CNN: "Every time we
tried to talk about Casey and how much we missed him, he would change the
subject. And he acted like it was a party." The Times doesn't elaborate on Mrs. Sheehan's description of herself as
"radicalized." Through her own words, unreported by either Time or the
Times, she makes clear that she has embraced a grotesque ideology that
goes far beyond garden-variety Angry Left paranoia--though it includes
plenty of that, as National Review's
Byron York reported last week. LaShawn Barber calls the conservative bloggers' attention Cindy Sheehan "piling on". Almost every commenter disagrees. It is very hard to feel sorry for Cindy Sheehan
since she has alligned herself with the radical left. I do feel for her
but it is getting increasingly difficult. |
HOWARD DEAN |
How he lied about Bush and 9/11: Slate How he flip-flopped on unilateral action: InstaPundit Flip flopping on France: Right-Thinking Angry about bike paths, ambivalent about bin Laden: WSJ Dean's Dim Team: NRO His problems with the truth: Washington Post How his Energy Commission met in private: Yahoo! Beyond the Mainstream: Washington Post Dissembling at best, lying at worst: Spinsanity On foreign policy: David Brooks Lying about his MIA brother: Real Clear Politics Lying about his MIA brother: Drudge His stupidity regarding race in America: Slate "Dealing with race is about educating white folks": Tagorda Flip-flopping on Iowa Caucuses: Fox News
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The USO |
Bill O'Reilly Contact Center
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Bush Lied! You know how it goes, say it with me now: "Bush Lied, People Died!" "One, Two, Three, Four, |
Of course Iraq had
forbidden weapons
Halliburton: The Clinton Payoff
Halliburton: The Bush/Iraq Scandal that Wasn’t More Halliburton
Rewriting History To Attack Bush On Iraq Only Saddam Told the Truth Clinton and WMDs in 1998 |
Carter, Jimmy |
His Trail of Disaster http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/5/12/164726.s html Carterpalooza
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Cartoons and Pictures (and stuff) |
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Clinton, Bill |
The Legacy
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Corporate Fraud They love to blame it on Bush, don't they?
The facts show though that the |
Adelphia Fraud allegedly
started in 1999 Enron Fraud allegedly started in 1997 Global Crossing's allegedly improprieties started in 1999 Worldcom Fraud allegedly started in 1999
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Global Warming |
Telegraph News: Middle Ages were warmer than today, say scientists
Global Warming
Lecture
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Guns |
The Smallest Minority: Daily opinion and information Kim du Toit: A Second Amendment Compendium Clayton Cramer: Civilian Gun Self-Defense Blog Raging Dave: An Essay Regarding The Second Amendment |
Iraq: An Imminent Threat |
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Iraq: Progress In |
THE IRAQ EFFECT By AMIR TAHERI
Iraqis welcomed U.S. troops, local Marine says"When we have kids someday," Cristea said, "and they're learning about (Operation) Iraqi Freedom, I'll say 'Don't read that -- sit down and let me tell you what really happened' and I'll bring out all the notes."
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Iraq: WMDs
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Federation of American Scientists
Federation of American Scientists
The Guardian
Expatica |
Iraq: Ties to Terrorism
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National Review
RantBurg
The New York Post
Janet Reno's Justice Department
The Weekly Standard |
Media Bias |
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Michael Moore |
Michael Moore, Humbug
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Rachel Corrie |
The Definition of Stupidity
The Making of a Martyr
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Sanctions in Iraq |
UN sanctions did not kill the hundreds of infants
displayed over the years - it was neglect by the former regime, Iraqi
doctors in Baghdad tell Charlotte Edwardes
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Taxes |
Tax Facts Tax Burden: Who Pays Income Taxes? (great charts circa 1999)
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War In Iraq |
Reforming Iraq a gamble, but it's got to start somewhere No one knows what regional "reform" will look like down the road. The odds are not good. But they're better than the certainty of disaster that another couple of decades of Baathism, Wahhabism, Hamas and the Ayatollahs will bring. When the most prominent Saudi trust-fund baby is Osama bin Laden and the most famous middle-class Egyptian is Mohammed Atta and the only example of Arab pluralism is a Christian deputy prime minister of Iraq who enjoys gassing Kurds and lobbing Scuds at Israel as much as his Muslim masters do, one thing is sure: The status quo is not an option.
Son of Saddam
Top Ten Myths About the War in Iraq
Mutual Incomprehension
Scientist hid nukes in Iraq 20 years ago
Stance on Iraq - What The Democrats USED to Say
Who Are The Protestors?
The Bush Administration versus Hollywood
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