More than 250 supporters of President Bush gathered for a few hours in a ditch across the street from the war protesters, who have camped out along the road to Bush's ranch since Aug. 6. Most waved American flags and held signs, including one that read, "Help! I'm surrounded by America hating idiots!"The pro-Bush rally was organized by Darrell Ankarlo, a conservative radio talk show host for KLIF in Dallas. He also asked to meet with Cindy Sheehan, who started the anti-war vigil, but she only agreed to meet privately with Bush supporters whose relatives have died in Iraq. That meeting was set for Saturday evening.
AP - Sat Aug 13, 5:36 PM ET
Supporters of President Bush line the road across from Cindy Sheehan's camp
on the side of the road leading to President Bush's ranch near Crawford, Texas, Saturday, Aug. 13, 2005. A grieving mother's anti-war protest entered its second week, gaining momentum and spurring counter rallies, as hundreds of people with conflicting opinions about the war in Iraq descended Saturday on a road leading to the Western White House.(AP Photo/LM Otero)
