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Topic: Politics and Law 1:04 pm EDT, Aug 16, 2005

Cindy Sheehan, mother of Army Specialist Casey Sheehan who was killed in Iraq, continues her vigil outside President Bush’s ranch in Crawford, Texas. She was recently joined by more moms who lost a child in Iraq and other military families. Meanwhile President Bush continues his five-week vacation and pledged Thursday to keep U.S. troops in Iraq—meaning more moms will lose a child.

The big one will be at 7:30 in DC infront of the White House along Hst. 189 people are registered thus far. The big one in Atlanta already has 302 registered. There's one in nashville at the parthenon has 106. Come on out...

Join us as we recognize the efforts of Cindy Sheenan with a respectful vigil this Wednesday. It is our opportunity to show admiration for her courage, as she waits in front of the president’s ranch for a chance to speak to him She would like to ask him if her son would feel that he died for the good of his country, because she feels his death was unnecessary. Those who would like to share their thoughts or prayers are invited to do so. This is a public sidewalk and is handicap accessible.

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