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CRAWFORD, Texas (AP) — After a 26-day vigil that ignited the anti-war movement, Cindy Sheehan took her protest on the road Wednesday, while a handful of veterans pledged to continue camping off the road leading to President Bush's ranch until the war in Iraq ends. Rather than heading home to California, the grieving mother of a 24-year-old soldier who died in Iraq boarded one of three buses heading out on tour to spread her message. "This is where I'm going to spend every August from now on," Sheehan said as she smiled and waved through a bus window, after hugging...

There's a protest movement afoot in Crawford, Texas and it's growing larger with each passing day. No, I don't mean that one. Just across the street from Cindy Sheehan's "Camp Casey," a relatively small but significant group calling themselves "Camp Reality" have organized to voice their support for President Bush and the liberation of Iraq. And the anchor of this movement is one 18-year-old woman named Bethany Berry. Bethany's father John Berry is a chaplain with the U.S. Army Reserves currently serving in Iraq. He's been in and out of active military duty since 1972. Before being shipped to Iraq,...