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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: tonto who wrote (42433)	8/31/2005 6:42:39 AM
From: paret	Respond to of 93284

Pinko Cindy is a fraud. As is the entire mentally-ill left. Read some of the posts here for proof.

To: tonto who wrote (42433)	8/31/2005 6:51:20 AM
From: paret	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93284

Cindy Sheehan Called Neil Conan a 'Dick' on NPR Interview Dirk Thompson Hunt 4 The Truth ^ \| 08-31-05 \| Dirk Thompson Neil Conan interviewed Cindy Sheehan on Talk of the Nation yesterday. In this interview Ms. Sheehan is evasive, deceptive and appears to lie or make things up. In the end, she quickly pretends she has phone problems and informs Neil she has only 2 minutes left. NPR had booked her for the entire segment. She ended the interview when she got mad at a question Neil asked her about her first meeting with President Bush. I recorded the interview from this link and amplified the off phone comment she appeared to make to someone with her in crawford. Her cheapshot comment goes to the root of the type of person cindy is. It's amazing to me that she'd be so hostile in such a friendly environment as NPR! What is really funny, is that after feigning cell phone reception problems and ending the interview, Neils next guest was a father who lost a son in Fallujah and is protesting Cindy. He recites an experience he had with Cindy where she FAKED bad cell phone reception with him...

To: tonto who wrote (42433)	8/31/2005 6:51:53 AM
From: paret	Respond to of 93284

That was a bad place to screw up. The NPR audience is her base. "It's amazing to me that she'd be so hostile in such a friendly environment as NPR!"