You people crack me up... you folks will drive 18 miles out of the way to pick up a load of BS and bring it back to this thread to throw at a liberal.
First, the complaint is and has always been that... stick with me on this.. that Cindy Sheehan was
ARRESTED!
Not like in the case of the Republican wife, or the Clinton impeachment trial guy. Those people were merely kicked out for violating protocol. That's appropriate.
Cindy Sheehan was ARRESTED.
Get the details straight... even with they conflict with your bogus attempt at a defense of the situation.
Now, I'm sure you all saw this story, but I see no trace of anyone from this thread saying sharing it. Again, most likely because it contradicts directly the BS being hurled on this thread.
Briefly: Capitol Police drop charges over T-shirts
The Associated Press, The New York Times
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2006
WASHINGTON The Capitol Police have dropped a charge of unlawful conduct against the anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan and apologized for ejecting her and a congressman's wife from President George W. Bush's State of the Union address for wearing T-shirts with war messages.
"The officers made a good faith, but mistaken effort to enforce an old unwritten interpretation of the prohibitions about demonstrating in the Capitol," the Capitol Police chief, Terrance Gainer, said in a statement.
"The policy and procedures were too vague," he added.
On Tuesday night the police removed Sheehan and Beverly Young, the wife of Representative C.W. Bill Young, Republican of Florida, from the visitors' gallery. (AP)
CHICAGO: At least five hospitals are advising dozens of people who received tissue transplants to undergo precautionary testing after learning some of the tissue may have been fraudulently obtained from cadavers in New York. Federal officials say there is a small risk of infection from possibly diseased tissue as a result of what investigators call a large-scale scheme in which corpses were cut up and parts illegally sold. (AP)
NEW YORK: A 21-year-old man jumped to his death from the Empire State Building, the police said Thursday. David Abramowitz had bought a ticket to the 86th-floor observation deck but found his way on Wednesday to a vacant office on the 66th floor, where he jumped, the police said. His body was discovered on a sixth-floor landing. More than 30 people have committed suicide at the building since it opened in 1931. (AP)
NEW YORK: Colombian drug traffickers were readying puppies as couriers by implanting packets of liquid heroin into their bodies to ship them to the United States, federal officials said. The scheme was revealed Wednesday as the authorities unsealed indictments in Brooklyn charging 10 people with conspiring to import heroin. (NYT)
WASHINGTON The Capitol Police have dropped a charge of unlawful conduct against the anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan and apologized for ejecting her and a congressman's wife from President George W. Bush's State of the Union address for wearing T-shirts with war messages.
"The officers made a good faith, but mistaken effort to enforce an old unwritten interpretation of the prohibitions about demonstrating in the Capitol," the Capitol Police chief, Terrance Gainer, said in a statement.
Briefly: Capitol Police drop charges over T-shirts
The Associated Press, The New York Times
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2006
WASHINGTON The Capitol Police have dropped a charge of unlawful conduct against the anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan and apologized for ejecting her and a congressman's wife from President George W. Bush's State of the Union address for wearing T-shirts with war messages.
"The officers made a good faith, but mistaken effort to enforce an old unwritten interpretation of the prohibitions about demonstrating in the Capitol," the Capitol Police chief, Terrance Gainer, said in a statement.
"The policy and procedures were too vague," he added.
On Tuesday night the police removed Sheehan and Beverly Young, the wife of Representative C.W. Bill Young, Republican of Florida, from the visitors' gallery. (AP)
CHICAGO: At least five hospitals are advising dozens of people who received tissue transplants to undergo precautionary testing after learning some of the tissue may have been fraudulently obtained from cadavers in New York. Federal officials say there is a small risk of infection from possibly diseased tissue as a result of what investigators call a large-scale scheme in which corpses were cut up and parts illegally sold. (AP)
NEW YORK: A 21-year-old man jumped to his death from the Empire State Building, the police said Thursday. David Abramowitz had bought a ticket to the 86th-floor observation deck but found his way on Wednesday to a vacant office on the 66th floor, where he jumped, the police said. His body was discovered on a sixth-floor landing. More than 30 people have committed suicide at the building since it opened in 1931. (AP)
NEW YORK: Colombian drug traffickers were readying puppies as couriers by implanting packets of liquid heroin into their bodies to ship them to the United States, federal officials said. The scheme was revealed Wednesday as the authorities unsealed indictments in Brooklyn charging 10 people with conspiring to import heroin. (NYT)
WASHINGTON The Capitol Police have dropped a charge of unlawful conduct against the anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan and apologized for ejecting her and a congressman's wife from President George W. Bush's State of the Union address for wearing T-shirts with war messages.
"The officers made a good faith, but mistaken effort to enforce an old unwritten interpretation of the prohibitions about demonstrating in the Capitol," the Capitol Police chief, Terrance Gainer, said in a statement.
http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/02/02/news/notes.php
Capitol Police drop charges over T-shirts
The Associated Press, The New York Times
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2006
WASHINGTON The Capitol Police have dropped a charge of unlawful conduct against the anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan and apologized for ejecting her and a congressman's wife from President George W. Bush's State of the Union address for wearing T-shirts with war messages.
"The officers made a good faith, but mistaken effort to enforce an old unwritten interpretation of the prohibitions about demonstrating in the Capitol," the Capitol Police chief, Terrance Gainer, said in a statement.
The police have admitted they were wrong. It's time for you folks who claim to be intellectually honest and morally suprerior to liberals to admit the same.
