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I agree, we need to keep the focus on her statements. I'm curious, however, about her quick departure. Since Cindy never put the needs of her family before herself and her new friends, I'm not quite buying the stroke cover story. I believe it happened but the quick departure makes me think 2 things: there are even more outrageous comments out there and they rode this story as far as they could, handlers wanted a distraction and to make CIndy even more sympathetic (she see has elder-care issues,too). If she comes back it's 2, if not, it's one. The fact that the media has not polled this issue shows the polling data isn't great. Remember how the AP ran out right after the 21 Marines were killed earlier this month to poll the American people.

Her funder's are running into problems of their own right now. Robert Novak has exposed them for what they are. This thread appeared in his column this weekend. They have to remove Cindy from ties with these organizations or she will be exposed for what she really is. My post #15 will link to the tribunal's website.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1467276/posts

If the following is true, then Cindy has a history of putting her needs before her family's. I saw it posted in the "Comments" section on one of the blogs on the Huffington Post--liberal hangout place. Nobody there challenged it, but I'm not sure how true it is:

"SHEEHAN BUGS OUT!

Let's see. She abandoned her husband and children when Casey was 7 and just returned 4 years ago (she said she left to "find herself"). Casey refused to have a regular Mother-Son relationship with her at first not having anything to do with her and then finally begrudgingly allowing her presence at a few family gatherings. But he steadfastly refused to call her "mom" telling friends, "At best, she's just "Cindy" to me."

So, she pulls her sick Crawford, Texas stunt pretending that she was a grieving "mom" (was she grieving when she abandoned her small children and allowed them to grow up without a mom?) and hoping for a good book deal or two.

Now her mom has a stroke, a mom who -- by the way -- told the Sacramento Bee that , "while I of course love my daughter politically I don't support her at all, I support my country and my president which is the same thing Casey would say if he was here." And Cindy -- who is really just tired of living in a tent -- runs home pretending to care about family."

Has anyone else heard this?

I wonder if she will wait to come back until the "You Don't Speak For Us Cindy" tour has come and gone. Trying not to admit that this has anything to do with her ... and praying that they'll cancel it if she's not there ... thus proving "They're Picking On Me."