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'Huge' Protest Of 1000 Moonbats Bussed To Kennebunkport To Protest At Empty Bush House |
2007-08-25 |
Even though President George W. Bush wasn't in town, more than 1,000 anti-war protesters marched by his family compound Saturday in Kennebunkport. Activists from all over the country arrived by bus, bicycle and foot at a local school to begin a two-mile march to the Bush summer home at Walker's Point. Along the way they pounded drums, chanted and carried signs and banners with slogans such as "Don't Pay for this War" and "Care for Vets." Some protesters called for Bush's impeachment, but others had more moderate messages of support for the troops but opposition to the war. Democratic presidential hopeful Dennis Kucinich and Cindy Sheehan, who became an activist Sheehan said it was energizing to be with people who want this war to end. Guessed 1000, based on the amount of trash and feces they left along the route. |
Posted by:Anonymoose |
#5 Did they buy carbon offsets to lessen the effect of all these dorks burning fossil fuels to get there? Yeah...I know.... ;) |
Posted by: Swamp Blondie 2007-08-25 21:48 |
#4 used to be a time when people protesting outside an empty house would feel embarrassment. I think it speaks less to lower societal standards than the lower standards of today's protestors, if that's possible. Shame and embarrassment do not appear to be in the "Democrat activist image". I would expect it's a genetic flaw - something in a twisted chromosome? Certainly, it's damaged lobes of the brain... |
Posted by: Frank G 2007-08-25 17:55 |
#3 One thousand people who REALLY do need to get a life. OTOH who cares if the president was home or not as long as the network cameras were working. |
Posted by: GK 2007-08-25 17:48 |
#2 Dennis and Cindy...the dream team living in their own cones of mojo... |
Posted by: Phinater Thraviger 2007-08-25 17:03 |
#1 some one should tell them that he is not running in the next election. |
Posted by: Unutle McGurque8861 2007-08-25 16:58 |