Sheehan Watch

Cindy is back in DC to celebrate the 2000th death.

My regular readers (both of 'em) knew this was coming.

The Mistress of Misery tells about how badly she wants to go back to jail in her latest post:

Each day we will be passing out black wrist bands and we will have each person who picks one up write a KIA troop's name and number on it. Each wrist band will also stand for 50 innocent Iraqis killed. Everyday at 6 PM we will have a "die-in." We will ask everyone who is present at 6 PM to lie down and represent a dead soldier. At that point, the park police will give us 3 warnings before they arrest us.

"Die-in"? Please, not so close to Halloween, Cindy. The Maven of Moonbattery also wants to go sightseeing:

On Wednesday the 26th at 10:30 AM, we will be going to Arlington Cemetery to lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Then to the White House for our vigil.

On Thursday the 27th at 10:30 AM we will be delivering a wreath and signed sympathy cards to the Iraqi Embassy. We are asking people who come out to our vigil on the Lafayette Park side to bring sympathy cards. Then to the White House for our vigil.

On Friday the 28th at 10:30 AM we will be delivering flowers and get well wishes to Walter Reed Hospital and we are asking people to bring get well cards to our vigil. Then off to the White House for our vigil.

This is developing, I'll have much more later.

Update 1: Cindy was in Marin, CA over the weekend to speak at a rally with Maxine Waters and others. During the event, she spoke with the Marin Journal about getting arrested being a thrill for her:

"I'm kinda addicted to getting arrested," Sheehan said. "It's like getting tattoos."

Way too much information...

Since we're unofficially now up to 1,999 deaths, Cindy could get her sick, ghoulish, and disgusting "fix" today.

Update 2: I almost missed this one. Cindy makes this statement in her latest post:

"More American soldiers have been KIA in the first 32 months of Iraq so far then in the first 4 years of Vietnam."

1964 is when the Viet Nam war started for the U.S., prior to that we had a minimal advisory presence. By the end of 1967, the casualty number was approximately 11,000. I have no idea what she bases her sentence on - maybe she asked John Kerry. But it doesn't matter since it's just dead wrong.