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  1. This was the new Joan of Arc for the antiwar movement, wasn’t it? Wasn’t she supposed to be the first pebble of an enormous landslide that would finally destroy (and hopefully kill) the Bush? How many failed Leftist jihads have we witnessed these six years? How many more will we have to endure?

  9. 6: No, not specifically. More about the tone some of these postings take. I’m more of the “I don’t agree with what you say, but I’ll defend to the death your right to say it” kind of guy. Look at the John Daly issue – Rebecca Beach very much has the right to say what she wants – it’s still a free country. If his intention was to use his position as a staff member to stop her from saying what she wanted, then he should have been fired.

    I may not agree with someone’s point of view, I may discuss it, argue it out, but I don’t see the point of constantly belittling someone because they have a point of view that differs from mine. When people do stuff like this (whether on the consevative or liberal side of the issue) it only serves to make them appear mean spirited.

  10. #5

    True.
    She does look a bit forlorn there in the pics. The thing is that she’s not the flavor of the day anymore and the liberal media has left her holding the bag. She’s another failure that the liberal left can include on their growing list of failures to “get Bush” along with Richard Clarke, the Jersey Girls, Bill Burkett, Dan Rather etc.
    Thing is, she let herself be used and has nobody to blame but herself. That, however, would mean accepting responsibility which liberals don’t have a clue about.

    BTW, how can you expect to sell a book when the entire text is available on the internet for free? Or did they remove her commentary from the blogs?

    Further, if it’s all about Casey, why is her picture on the cover and not his?

  14. Thing is that:
    A). Now that anti-war posturing Democrats have betrayed ANSWER and voted almost unanimously not to cut and run, and congress is on winter break, there is not much point to spending the money to bus people to these rallies (for the moment);
    B). This vote kinda burst the vitriol bubble I think;

    and finally:

    C). The 2000 body bag countdown that libs were waiting for has come and gone, and now there is nothing in the news to stir the anti-war, Michael Moore, Moonbat soup.

  15. Woops, I forgot:
    D). It’s the Thanksgiving weekend, and start of the Christmas shopping… oh, wait, I mean Holiday shopping season. I believe that people of all political stripes have better things to do than attend a Bush bashing rally.

  20. Well, THAT was quick! But apparently not entirely painless judging from Brent Mussburger’s expression. What? That’s a photo of Cindy Sheehan??? Oh, pardon me, Madam. I had you confused for a dude.

    But ya gotta dig those star-shaped mylar balloons cause it’s always a party when Mama Sheehan’s in da house (or da tent, in this case)! HO!!! But I wasn’t aware that Electric Blue had become a universally recognized symbol for mourning. Or is she now beyond that?

  21. Comparing the reception of the president to Cindy doesn’t seem quite fair. People willingly go see the president even when it’s not the guy they voted for.

    Anyhow… a couple posts back I said that Cindy’s book wasn’t going to pay out on whatever modest advance she got. I don’t have to like her or like her message to feel that twinge of being ignored at the book signing table since nearly all the authors I know (and I know quite a few) report the same neglect. If (when!) I ever sell a novel I’m not going to do signings. You don’t get a crowd until you’re *huge* and sometimes even then no one comes up to talk to you because they haven’t read your book and don’t want to and would feel socially uncomfortable because of that. Ick.

  23. Typical. The DNC made a stab at trying to make her self-sufficient, but that collapsed when it turned out that an anti-Semitic, racist, al-Qaeda supporting rant wasn’t going to sell to the American public. So now they turn to the one thing they can reliably squeeze money from to support their moonbats…..public education.

  26. i would just like to say that i want my man to be home soon and that i cant understand y they have been gone for seven years seems long enough to help the country