Will the Camp Casey be...

[Steely_Dan]

...a defining moment for Bush?

...is the fact that he drove past Cindy without stopping to speak with her...or the whole phenomenon happening there in general, mean the beginning of the end for him?

What about the press...?
It is said that there are as many reporters out there as there are protestors...Yet, we see nothing on the main stream media.

I know that we would all like to see an end to the nightmare that is this administration...But, in reality, could this become THEE defining moment of his administration? I need to know.

-Paige

[KyndCulture]

1. I hope it defines him as the coward and inhumane ass that he is.

I see no way out of this for him.

[Not_Giving_Up]

2. No, it's a defining moment for us

One very courageous mother has moved thousands.

Bush has always been an idiot, his actions are nothing new.

[AuntieM1957]

6. Well said, I agree - it's our defining moment

when a movement began.

others are watching & ready for someone else to act first.

As Ghandi said, we must be the change we want to see in this world.

[riverwalker]

3. thats the image for the weekend

Bush whizzing past the grieving mother. People will be talking about it at family BBQ's all the weekend long.

[longship]

4. It's very much a defining moment.

Cindy Sheehan has focussed the debate precisely where it belongs, on the one issue on which CuckooBananas is most vulnerable.

Iraq

Every recent major issue connects with Ms. Sheehan. The Rove/Plame Affair is all about lying us into war. The Downing Street Minutes are the same.

Cindy Sheehan sees that this is the Achilles heal. I agree. It's the wedge issue that can bring the house down over these clowns' necks.

Connect the dots!

[AuntieM1957]

5. What if it's not?

Do we then give up?

Hell, no.

I didn't think the guy would survive the deer in the headlights debates. Did anyone here every think that anyone with a fully functional frontal lobe would vote for the piece of toe-jam after he stammered - "need some wood" like a dottering idiot?

Perhaps your question was rhetorical.

But my answer is, that it may not be the defining moment.

And if it's not, we soldier on. For Casey and all the others like him.