Cindy Sheehan throws in the towel

The wacky broad said she just wants to go home and "be normal" for a while. She certainly needs that and so do we. Notice that she now blames the Democrats as well as the Republicans?
I think she was propped up and used by leftists and like an old horse, she was rode hard and put up wet. Now she is of little value to them and she has seen that. Time for her to exit the stage.
Wonder what or who will be the next champion for them? Rosie?

I prefer helping my country in other ways that don't have two sides, so I'm involved in community service.

She's probably a little disenfranchised by the democrats caving in on Bushs war funding bill so they could get their illegal immigrant friendly bill through, and just theeir wishy washy stance on everything.

To all those that are giving her grief...what exactly have you done for your country? Pro government or anti, what have you tried to do that took the majority of your time to make a difference? Posting on an internet board?, at least she had the balls to try and do something.

To all those that are giving her grief...what exactly have you done for your country?

Big brother? Drug Counselor? Or community service s as mandated by conditions of probation? lol.

...what exactly have you done for your country? Pro government or anti, what have you tried to do that took the majority of your time to make a difference? Posting on an internet board?, at least she had the balls to try and do something.

What has she done for her country? Does having a son that made a commitment entitle her to something special? Was her sons commitment any different then yours? Is Cindy above question? Not even close. It seems you think your service entitles you to something, are you and cindy higher class citizens or something? You are/were a citizen soldier, she will never be anything of the kind. Do you believe Casey Shehan died for nothing?

Cindy Sheehan spent a lot of time being led around by handlers to the gain of no one. She did not show a lot of balls, she just stirred up the manure pit of liberalism.
(WOW - that is uncharacteristic of me!)

Entitled no, but she started out honest enough, before she was used up by the liberal media, and then spit out. I've already expressed my views on the war, no I do not agree with it. Soldiers that are over there dying are fighting because their country told them to, and dying for their duty to the country. Politics and politicians do not exist on the battlefield, they live in the back, and reap wars rewards. And yes, many vets share my views. Many soldiers that are still enlisted share my views. Just because we don't believe in why we were there, doesn't mean that while we were there we didn't do what we could to help. Of course your simpleton mind would like to simplify it into a talking point so you could try to prove some point, but you fail, of course, that's nothing new.

Entitled no, but she started out honest enough,

I've already expressed my views on the war, no I do not agree with it.

Soldiers that are over there dying are fighting because their country told them to, and dying for their duty to the country.

Politics and politicians do not exist on the battlefield, they live in the back, and reap wars rewards.

And yes, many vets share my views.

Just because we don't believe in why we were there, doesn't mean that while we were there we didn't do what we could to help.

Many soldiers that are still enlisted share my views.

Of course your simpleton mind would like to simplify it into a talking point so you could try to prove some point, but you fail, of course, that's nothing new.

Also a simpleton has you incapable of answering a question for yourself. Much less articulate it for anyone else to ponder? Got link?

When Sheehan first began to actively oppose the war in Iraq, she linked up with the group Military Families Speak Out, said Nancy Lessin, a co-founder.

“There was an anti-war movement building in this country in the fall of 2002, but the media didn’t pay attention to it,” she said. “Cindy became active in that after her son’s death in 2004 and she began speaking out against the war and she joined a group of Gold Star families crisscrossing the country.”

A year later, in August 2005, she camped out in a ditch in Crawford, Texas, asking to meet with a vacationing President Bush so that she could ask him why her son had died. (She had previously met with the president but said she was unsatisfied with their talk.)

Her action became an immediate national story, drawing the attention of a bored White House press corps as well as elements of the anti-war movement. “The second day she was in the ditch, we were working with her,” said Dana Balicki, spokeswoman for Code Pink, a left-wing anti-war group.

MoveOn.org, a liberal group that is politically to the right of Code Pink, also got involved, encouraging its members to support Sheehan. True Majority, another more mainstream organization, helped with her expenses and paid Fenton Communications, a Washington public relations firm, to work with her.

But by the end of that summer, she was working mainly with Code Pink and other more radical groups while openly disparaging MoveOn, even dinging some of the group’s leaders by name for not opposing the war vigorously enough.

“She was not promoted for her political acumen; she was promoted for her symbolic force.”

You haven't made me incapable of anything, I answer question that I want to, not because you think you should get a specific answer.