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On The Tour:click here to read Cindy's Blog. Camp Casey II: A short video on Cindy Sheehan's vigil in Crawford, Texas, featuring, Cindy Sheehan, Celeste Zappala, Jodie Evans, and Diane Wilson. Click here to watch.
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Cindy's supporters sent letters to their congressional reps.
My son Casey, just 24, was killed in Baghdad on April 4, 2004. It is devastating to me knowing that Casey died needlessly, that so many other families face this same grief, and that new families are added daily. I have been sitting outside President Bush's ranch in Crawford since August 6th in a roadside ditch we named Camp Casey, seeking a meeting and answers to our questions about this unconstitutional and immoral war. I have been joined there by other mothers and families, many of whom have lost children in the war, some who have children now serving in the military, and still others who in one way or another have been touched by the war.
The President has not been willing to meet with me, but he must meet and listen to you. President Bush sent our sons and daughters to war in Iraq. Congress gave him the authority to do so. That's why we are now turning to you, the elected officials who have the power to declare wars -and end wars. We come to you with grieving hearts to request that you meet with us to answer our simple questions:
Mothers from your district - all who share my conviction that this war must come to an end - are eager to meet with you, and pose to you the questions that the President has refused to answer for me. They will be coming to meet you with a symbol from our vigil in Crawford and will seek honest, straightforward responses to our simple questions. They are your constituents, and they will be asking you my questions, their questions, and the nation's questions. They are going to ask you, your colleagues, and the President to answer us.
Cindy's supporters lead and joined delegations to their congressional reps.
We had a massive weekend of anti-war demonstrations during Sept 24-26 in Washington D.C.






