Moonbats Acting Out Tomorrow

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Fri Jan 26, 2007 at 7:06 pm PST • Views: 327

The usual Stalinist, leftist, and Islamist groups are sponsoring an “anti-war” protest tomorrow in several cities, including Los Angeles.

I hope they have some giant papier mache puppets. I miss the days when the moonbats were motivated enough to construct those scarily inept oversized costumes.

UPDATE at 1/26/07 7:16:12 pm:

Cindy Sheehan was heard on ABC News today promoting this event: “George Bush is addicted to killing. So if the government gives him more money for war, they’re enabling his addiction.”

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