[Aussie Dasher]

"I am so upset and sore it is hard to think straight,"

So what was her excuse BEFORE she was arrested...?

[new yorker 77]

"I am so upset and sore it is hard to think straight,"

She said as she tried to remove her head from her back door.

[muawiyah]

We need to find something we can sue Cindy for. Time for Freepers to get to work on this. Tie this ol gal up in Court big time for the rest of her life.

Let her know what threats like hers are worth.

[eureka!]

Actually, I like the recent flurry of attention this whackjob is getting. She is not identified with the GOP, and you know what I am talking about. ;^)

[doug from upland]

How about in a courtroom, Cindy? Can you interrupt the judge? How about being on stage during the inauguration? Do you have the right to do that?

[HHKrepublican_2]

Fifteen minutes has never lasted so long.

[Izzy Dunne]

Voice your opinion in the manner which the First Amendment was intended, not by treating your home country as the enemy."

I like it.

[PackerBoy]

I think they have a blanket rule against clothing with words on it and signs. Simple rule. Uniformly enforced. No First Amendment violation. I'll bet the rules ARE posted, too.

[FlingWingFlyer]

The ditzy, Chavez-loving, Commie slut says she and her moronic, greedy "lawyers" are going to sue "the government."

Do you know where "the government" gets its money?

YOU GUESSED IT!

[Tamar1973]

Calling this a silly cow alert is defamatory to cows everywhere who actually perform useful services to society. Ms. Sheehan is just a nuisance, like a fly or a mosquito.

[clintonh8r]

Too bad Cindy's mommy didn't have a "choice."

[TeddyCon]

Cindy Sheehan,not just another pretty face. hehehe

[Graymatter]

Rules are for the little people. --- Sandy Berger*

*attribution fake but accurate

[Road Warrior ‘04]

"I have some lawyers looking into filing a First Amendment lawsuit against the government for what happened tonight. I will file it

Apparently she doesn't know that she can't make the rules, but must live by them or be ejected.

"I am so upset and sore it is hard to think straight,"

Didn't take long to confuse her, did it?

[mkjessup]

Cindy Sheehan: I'll sue over my arrest

Sue and be damned, you stupid twat.

[Poodlebrain]

The Capitol Police answer to Congress. In effect, her host's security force was responsible for her removal. Why doesn't she just complain to her Representative?

[Zacs Mom]

[Enchante]

She is a pathetic nutcase who should not be allowed within 1000 feet of the President. The issue shouldn't be her t-shirt or her mouthing off, it should be that she is mentally unstable and filled with such hatred that she cannot be trusted not to attack someone. Someone with expertise needs to make a public argument that Cindy Sheehan and all her fellow far-left America-hating twits are sure to produce their own wannabe assassins one of these days, just as an "anarchist" decided to assassinate President Wm. McKinley.... and then there are nuts like Oswald and Sirhan Sirhan. Think about it, the loony leftists like Cindy who think Bush is the source of all evil in the world are far more obviously deranged than anyone knew Oswald or Sirhan Sirhan to be in the months before they went off. The heads of these loonie leftists are so filled with mindless rage and fury that it's only a matter of time before one or more of them goes off in a violent rampage. The Secret Service should not allow these lunatics into any room where the President or other senior officials will be.

[impatient]

I don't want to live in a country...

Promise?

I said something like 'I'm going, do you have to be so rough?'"

I'm betting her recollection is off by about ten dozen profanities.

I have the bruises and muscle spasms to prove it...

"You better put some ice on that."

[reagandemocrat]

"she has paid the ultimate price for that country"

What?! Cindy's dead?!

Who knew?

[Road Warrior ‘04]

Sheehan got some support from Fox News' legal analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano. "Silently wearing a T-shirt is not against the law," he told host John Gibson. "She had every right to wear it."

I think the judge is wrong on this one. First you have to be invited, including the President, to the SOTU. Second, you have to abide by the rules of the Chamber. Those rules include, no protesting, silent or otherwise. It is my understanding that she also had a banner. Will someone clarify that?