If there was ever a person who grossly overestimated their own noteriety, it's this gal:

Cindy Sheehan waited this past Saturday for the crowds of supporters to come out to her camp in Texas and have her autograph copies of her book. It was a long wait. They didn't come.

This woman, who jumped the shark weeks ago, still holds on to the hope that she will be the spark that ignites the fire of an anti-war uprising the likes of which this country hasn't seen since the 1970's. In doing so, she has made a fool of herself. She has alienated her family. She has driven away her husband. And all the Left-wing nutjobs that she thought were her friends have squeezed the last bit of anti-Bush propaganda out of her and tossed her into the trashcan like an empty tube of toothpaste.

Now she has nobody, except for two guys with cameras who showed up for the free coffee and donuts.

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Now you just knew this was going to happen.

Now those journal entries are in her book, "Not One More Mother's Child," to be released Wednesday. The paperback also contains some of her speeches to peace groups earlier this year, letters to politicians and writings since leaving Crawford.

"I never wrote anything more than a note to excuse my kids from school before Casey was killed, so to see something I wrote in print with my name on it is amazing," Sheehan told The Associated Press by phone from her home in Berkeley, Calif.

Sheehan gained national attention during her 26-day vigil on a Texas roadside near President Bush's ranch in August. She refused to move until the president met with her or ended his vacation. That moved Arnie Kotler, the founder of a Hawaii publishing company who saw news coverage and read Sheehan's Internet blog entries from the protest.

"I thought, 'This is already a book. This is incredible,'" said Kotler of Koa Books, which printed about 20,000 copies. "We got it done as quickly as we could, and the deepest reason is to stop the war."

Hoo-kay.

Graphic filched from Theodore's World

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1 Oh man this is horrible.It just never stops with this vile person Cindy Sheehan. I hope nobody buys her book. That is interesting that it is Koa Books. hahaha I never heard of it. Thank you Ex-Donkey for the information. I really like your Blog.

Posted by: Wild Thing at November 20, 2005 09:34 AM (tj1zH)

2 Why thank you much. I like yours as well! You're like a one-woman USO!

Posted by: Gary at November 20, 2005 03:57 PM (0eYgQ)

3 KOA Books? Is that Kampground of America books? Perfect for someone who camps in a ditch.

Posted by: Pam at November 21, 2005 12:08 PM (rx9LD)

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And you know what that means! Moonbats will gather to bark their hatred for Chimpy McBushitler and his evil Repug minions!!! Don't Go Into The Light reports that they're being drawn to Washington D.C. tonight! Lock your windows and doors! And hang garlic cloves everywhere! Oh the humanity!!

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1 Chimpy McBushitlerburon, you mean.

Posted by: rightwingprof at November 15, 2005 07:09 PM (/IE5Q)

2 Er, McBushitlerburton

Posted by: rightwingprof at November 15, 2005 07:10 PM (/IE5Q)

3 Looks like they all couldn't make it to the moonbat rally tonight. :shock:

Posted by: Gary at November 15, 2005 09:40 PM (0eYgQ)

4 just for your information our "Hatred Fest" and "moonbat" gathering was a big success. i understand your anger, though, since most americans are on our side now. if bush is right about pre-war intelligence, why won't he allow a bipartisan investigation to prove him innocent? http://www.peace-action.org/PeaceBlog/wordpress

Posted by: NC, Peace Action at November 16, 2005 12:54 PM (M2dkh)

5 Anger, huh? Was it the LOL smiley face that gave me away?

Posted by: Gary at November 16, 2005 03:08 PM (QoxB+)

6 Politics aside, it truly was a beautiful moon tonight. Huge, yellow, rising above the horizon around 6:00pm. At least it was here in Georgia... "like moonlight through the pines."

Posted by: Georgia Girl (gfsil) at November 16, 2005 11:34 PM (M2L+3)

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Well the Lefties at MoonBat.org are really egging them on. Their latest email is sounding the alarm to its members:

It is important at this moment, when Reid and others are fighting these important fights that we make sure they know we've got their backs. They're taking a risk—they need to know we support them and recognize this sort of leadership. It's important that the Democrats don't let the issue die. We'll be working more and more over the next several months as we get close to the 2006 elections to encourage them to stand up and fight.

They've even got a website: Give 'Em Hell, Harry Dot Com. Next November is going to be hell alright, for any Democrat who embraces these nuts.

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Michelle Malkin's new book, Unhinged!, comes out today. She put up a post promoting it and it looks like a good one. As a teaser, she also posted a collection of mugshots from whacked-out Lefties who've been arrested for attacking Republicans and Bush/Cheney supporters.

Go check 'em out here. Pretty damn funny! You may have heard of some of them already. These people are clearly mentally ill. Interesting how you never read about Republicans or Conservatives doing goofy stuff like this. It's always Libs, suffering from BDS*.

*Bush-Derangement Syndrome.

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MoveOn.org is emailing its petition to oppose Sam Alito:

Bush's ploy to woo the far-right could reshape the High Court for decades to come—but we don't have to let that happen. The president's rock-bottom approval ratings and the scandals engulfing virtually every Republican leader have broken the spell of the right-wing spin machine. If we all speak up, together we have the power to stop this radical nominee.

The email pulls quotes from the likes of "Tailspin" Teddy Kennedy and John Francois Kerry warning of the darkness spewing from Mordor the White House. Of course, neither of these two Senators had any problem voting for Alito in 1990 for his current seat on the Federal Appeals Court.

Here come the fireworks!

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