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Sheehan really likes to use that "expensivedom" line. The link is to her July 5, 2006 blog entry kicking off her Starving For Attention Smoothie Fast.

I guess she thinks it makes her appear witty, or somethin'.

Sheehan really likes to use that "expensivedom" line. The link is to her July 5, 2006 blog entry kicking off her Starving For Attention Smoothie Fast. I guess she thinks it makes her appear witty, or somethin'.

Amazing isn't it. I think my 5 year old grandson has come up with better quips than this.

Thanks for posting that link. I knew I had read that "expensivedom" comment before.

This extract from her earlier blog shows she knows nothing about how our country came to be and what protects it:

Standing apart from our hundreds of supporters were about a dozen Freepers who were holding various signs (which is as much there right, as it is ours) with very "clever" messages on them. A few of the signs had the very pithy "Freedom Isn't Free." Well, I'm sorry, but the very definition of freedom is that it is free. Freedom is a birthright of every American and we have the Bill of Rights to prove it. Nowhere in the Constitution does it say anywhere that our young people have to fight insane wars for greedy swine to earn anyone any kind of freedoms. If freedom wasn't free it would be called "expensivedom."

I guess I am not adept at "liberal-think," because her comments make no sense. "Expensivedom"? What the heck is that?!?