If You Write It They Will Come …

… to the book signing.

While they may have built an anti-war monument in her honor, it appears even most of the hardcore anti-war left had better things to do this holiday weekend. Perhaps they’ve come to the conclusion that Mother Sheehan has served her purpose?

10 Responses to "If You Write It They Will Come …"

Norma says:

November 27, 2005 at 6:39 pm

I think her 15 minutes are up.
Conservative Outpost says:

November 27, 2005 at 7:18 pm

Cindy who?

If a booksigning is held in the woods and nobody is there, does it make any noise? Can’t say I have the answer to that question, but Mama Moonbat Cindy Sheehan is doing her best to help us answer…
benning says:

November 27, 2005 at 7:42 pm

Couldn’t happen to a more deserving Moonbat. LOL
Steve Skubinna says:

November 27, 2005 at 8:37 pm

Rather than having outlived her usefulness, it may be that the antiwar left has realized that she is counterproductive and is an embarrassment to their cause.

That is, assuming that their cause is capable of embarrassment. They themselves certainly are not.

But the photo of Sheehan sitting alone at the table is pathetic. Now that her dear friends have so solicitously escorted her to personal ruin, so that she has lost her entire family in addition to her son, will they cast her away so she can be left alone with her bitter insane hatred?

Cindy Sheehan is yet another victim of the “liberal” mindset that venerates people in the abstract but which holds individual persons in contempt.
Walter E. Wallis says:

November 27, 2005 at 8:45 pm

I have this image of Cindy after her son’s insurance runs out and when the left finds some new fool. Pushing a stolen shopping cart with a dozen copies of “her” book, a picture of her rubbing against Jackson and all her worldly goods.
If you see her then, tip her cart over and laugh.
Iowa Voice says:

November 27, 2005 at 9:09 pm

Cindy Sheehan Has A Book Signing

Heh. This is priceless. Ms. Sheehan had a book signing and…apparently nobody showed up. Bwahahahahaha!

Read more at the Political Teen and Sweetness & Light.

Hat tip to Sister Toldjah (who I guess is still blogging at B4B too).

Go look at th
A Blog For All says:

November 28, 2005 at 3:55 pm

Cindy’s Boring Book Signing

On the other hand, let the media keep following her. Let the world know that the anti-war movement that she claims to represent is an empty movement that relies on a few blowhards, Communist organizations like ANSWER, finds common cause with the like…
Severian says:

November 28, 2005 at 4:11 pm

The picture of Sheehan sitting there, alone, with no masses waiting to get their books signed filled me with a delicious sense of shadenfreude.
Carol says:

November 29, 2005 at 10:36 am

I feel sorry for Cindy Sheehan. She has dishonored her son’s memory and what he believed in. Now she is sitting by herself because she has been abandoned. She could have done so much good in her son’s name. Cindy came to a fork in the road that had many to greet her in the beginning of the road but at the end no one was there. If she would have chosen the other fork it probably would have been lined forever with supporters for her and her son’s memory.
wordsmith says:

December 1, 2005 at 5:14 am

I made a video of cindy to the tune of Johnny Cash the other day on my blog.

It’s painful to criticize her, on the grounds that I don’t want to disrespect her son’s memory and service by attacking his mother. But I think her outcry actually extends the conflict in Iraq.

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