She could be anybody's mother... will the Bush propaganda machine smear her too?

I don't know who is organizing it, but I can see its effects: the Republicans have launched an all-out war on the mother of a young man who died in Iraq...

Bush drove right by the protest area staged by our favorite person, without even a middle finger

Whether you like her or her message, Cindy Sheehan has proven herself a brilliant strategist and a persistent thorn in President Bush's side...

Not only was Cindy Sheehan treated differently than another alleged "protester" (a Congressman's wife), her arrest and ejection from the State of the Union address probably violated federal law...

As we say hello to 2006, let us think back on what a screwed up year 2005 was and resolve to make the new year a little smarter...

With all their supporting the troops hullabaloo, you'd think they would do better...

CNN reports that Cindy Sheehan has been detained at the House chamber...

A decorated Marine veteran and Congressman runs into the Republican smear machine for suggesting something that they are already looking into.

A media conglomerate has decided that a tribute to soldiers killed in Iraq is politically motivated

How family values claimed another victim; religious wackos demand teaching creationism in schools, and Cindy Sheehan among hundreds of protesters arrested in Washington...

The U.S. military, faced with recruiting shortfalls across the board, is now advertising to potential recruits' parents. I've got some better ideas for the recruiters.

President Bush has withdrawn his Supreme Court nominee, Harriet Miers; No announcement today on CIA leak indictments; DeLay admits failure to report contributions...

Does Bush really represent Republican values?

Just when you thought the world couldn't possibly get any dumber, along comes an election year to further squash all hope...

When asked about the war on Iraq, Britney Spears encourages us all to don our blinders and just let the president handle things.

Moderate Republicans, called "Republicans in Name Only" by right wing elements of the party, want the label applied to the Bush administration and its supporters instead

Even with the best of intentions and one's heart in the right place, mistakes happen. Even the best executive can make a bad decision based on inaccurate or incomplete information. A good executive admits the mistake and learns. And then there's Bush...

Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld accused a majority of Americans of supporting fascism...

Now that the election and inauguration over, Bush is predictably asking for more money from American taxpayers...