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kathleen parker comes through as always.
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/editorial/outlook/3308595
In slow month of August, a grieving mother is news
By KATHLEEN PARKER
It is unseemly to critique how people express their personal grief, especially when it comes to those who've lost children to war.
So if Cindy Sheehan wants to camp outside President George W. Bush's Crawford ranch in the name of her son ・Army Spc. Casey Sheehan, who was killed last year in a Baghdad ambush ・then she deserves only cool drinks and soft shade.
As for those glomming onto her tragedy ・whether for political posturing or personal profiling ・gloves off. As these grief hounds bask in the kliegs of temporary fame, even the dogs of "dog days" skulk in shame.
Yes, of course, it is August.
With no shark bites in weeks and Natalee Holloway still missing after more than two months; with the Supreme Court confirmation hearings still weeks away and already stale, and the shuttle crew safely landed, what's a ravenous news horde to do?
Why, stake out the president and the mother who mourns her son.
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