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Tuesday, June 14, 2005

Harsh and spoken from the bottom of her heart

"We're watching you [President Bush] very carefully and we're going to do everything in our power to have you impeached for misleading the American people," she said, quoting a letter she sent to the White House. "Beating a political stake in your black heart will be the fulfillment of my life... ," she said, as the audience of 200 people cheered.

i simply can't imagine losing one of my children in this senseless, criminal war... i have no idea how i would react but i do know i would be forever changed...
Cindy Sheehan of Vacaville, Calif., accused President Bush of lying to the nation about a war which has consumed tens of billions of dollars and claimed more than 1,700 American lives -- including the life of Army Specialist Casey Austin Sheehan.

Sheehan was one of more than a dozen activists who were scheduled to speak at yesterday's anti-war rally at the Red Mile [in Lexington, Kentucky], which was organized by the Clergy and Laity Network and co-sponsored by dozens of liberal religious organizations.

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