Cindy Sheehan endorses Cynthia Mckinney

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Multiple Moonbat Alert!!!

Congresswoman Cynthia "He grabbed me" Mckinney is in trouble. After reading about their Representative playing "Whack-a-Mole" with an officer of the Capital Hill Police. Many of he consituants think it's time for a change. Worst of all, her opponent is (gasp) white! In a race she thought she'd win easily, she now finds herself in a runoff that is scheduled for August, 2006.

She played the race card, the feminist card and on election eve, even played the Diebold-Haliburton-fixed-voting-machine card. And she brought in the big guns...Cindy Sheehan and Medea Benjamin! Mckinney flew them down to Atlanta, Georgia, just days after Cindy got back from Italy.

At what was supposed to be a celebration gala at McKinney's headquarters, Sheehan arrived with the candidate, for an evening of dancing...

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With music, including Michael Jackson's song "Don't Stop Til You Get Enough" and entertainment by Sir Jesse of Decatur...

"Sir Jesse of Decatur, a 37 year old from Georgia, is a Youth-Advocate. Feminist. Artist...A Warrior for the Beloved Community! Sir Jesse identifies as a transman - not a FTM or MTF - he was born TRANS, and is a social male - sex IS over-rated."
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Between "songs", Cindy had PLENTY to say:

Of Mckinney she said, "She stands for everything I stand for." "We were talking about, if it's a volunteer army, then you should be able to volunteer to get out if the mission changes."

Cindy's Gal-pal said of McKinney, "She's one of the few people who's been supportive over the years of the Peace Movement. There's a growing chasm between Congress and the grassroots movement." Benjamin went on to say that she's been deeply affected by her fast (ice cream, smoothies and Jamba Juice?). "I do get a little dizzy once in a while. Like today running around in the sun. I get a little less sharp and focused. On the other hand, you feel much more grounded, centered, because you're thinking about it all the time. Absorbing a little bit of suffering of the troops and their families and the Iraqi people."
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McKinney's supporters are a unique breed with their own perspective on things:

Pauline Thomas, a 63-year-old IRS retiree from Stone Mountain, voted for McKinney and said "I don't remember hearing a lot about Hank Johnson (McKinney's opponent)." "She (Mckinney) gave me the impression she's a person's person." Regarding McKinney's assault on the Police Officer, Thomas said she understands McKinney's reaction. "Being a woman, I don't want anybody grabbing me either. To walk up and grab somebody may not be such a good idea." she said.
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McKinney said, "You can't keep a good woman down!"
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