Sheehan at it again

[Haul Asp]

Cindy Sheehan, who gained international fame when she camped outside President Bush's ranch in an anti-war protest, plans to pitch her tent again, Venezuela's president said Sunday as he urged activists worldwide to help bring down "the U.S. empire." Hugo Chávez, an arm around Sheehan's shoulders, told a group of activists that she had told him "she is going to put up her tent again in front of Mr. Danger's ranch." In some of his strongest recent comments aimed at Washington, Chávez condemned the Bush administration and said his audience should work toward ending U.S. dominance. "Enough already with the imperialist aggression!" Chávez said, listing countries from Panama to Iraq where the U.S. military has intervened. "Down with the U.S. empire! It must be said, in the entire world: Down with the empire!"

Sheehan also noted that singer and activist Harry Belafonte recently called Bush "the greatest terrorist in the world," and said, "I agree with him. George Bush is responsible for killing tens of thousands of innocent people."

Sheehan and Belafonte are being played like a fiddle. Dumbasses.

[Sterling]

Even funnier than that is the fact that Sheehan is planning to run for senate against California Senator Dianne Feinstien. I guess Feinstien isn't liberal enough for her.

Honestly, Sheehans son was a hero who died in the service of his country. She's spitting on his grave.

[chrish]

There was a picture of that useless POS laying down on her son's grave. I don't remember it it was in Time or where I saw it. In any case, completely disgusting.

I believe feinstein adn Boxer talked her out of runnign for senate. Guess they figured the dems have enough moonbats on their side.

Both Sheehan and Belafonte ought to be shot on site if they ever return to this country.

[Haul Asp]

Agreed. She is using her son's death to further her own cause. She is a maggot.

[Sterling]

There are so many other things going on in the world but the liberal media still chooses to give this POS coverage. Her ten minutes of fame have come and gone. The media needs to move on.