Home Is Where The Cemetary Is
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi brushed past peace activists Monday who camped outside her home overnight to demand that Congress stop funding the war in Iraq.
The small group confronted Pelosi and asked for a meeting at about 6:30 a.m. as she hurried to a waiting vehicle without stopping to speak. "My home is my home," Pelosi curtly told the protesters before being driven away.
Full AP Wire Service Article, SF Chronicle, March 12, 2007
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And thanks to gutless wonders like Pelosi, many innocent Iraqis, and US soldiers fighting for the multinational oil companies having been fed a pack of lies, find their new home is a cemetary or one of the VA hellholes.
TLC
The small group confronted Pelosi and asked for a meeting at about 6:30 a.m. as she hurried to a waiting vehicle without stopping to speak. "My home is my home," Pelosi curtly told the protesters before being driven away.
Full AP Wire Service Article, SF Chronicle, March 12, 2007
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And thanks to gutless wonders like Pelosi, many innocent Iraqis, and US soldiers fighting for the multinational oil companies having been fed a pack of lies, find their new home is a cemetary or one of the VA hellholes.
TLC
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