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Photo Gallery - Tuesday Tuesday morning started in Bakersfield bright and early on the air with Channel 29 Eyewitness News Daybreak. Afterward we met with supporters and media outside the studios of KERN 1410 AM. Then, it was on the air at KERN. The caravan then left Bakersfield for the trip to Los Angeles. The first stop was the studios of KFI 640 AM in Burbank. Burbank photos courtesy of MAF friend John Thompson. From Burbank the caravan drove on to join the Al Rantel Show at KABC 790 AM in Los Angeles, and then went on to meet...

Letting President Bush know that they give a sheet!!

Woo-hoo! Photos of the Move America Forward's "You Don't Speak For Me, Cindy!" Caravan from today! Monday morning saw the Move America Forward crew starting out at KSFO's studios in San Francisco, California where Deborah Johns joined Melanie Morgan on the air. From there the caravan headed off to Vacaville, California to meet with the local newspaper, the Vacaville Reporter. The morning ended with the caravan heading for Sacramento, California, and the afternoon began on the air at KFBK in Sacramento with Deborah Johns joining KFBK's Mark Williams on the air. From there the caravan pointed south on its way...

VACAVILLE, Calif. - A caravan proclaiming support for U.S. troops began a tour through California on Monday and stopped in the hometown of Cindy Sheehan, the anti-war mother who gained national prominence during a vigil outside President Bush's Texas ranch. Conservative activists and military families embarked on a tour they are calling "You don't speak for me, Cindy!" and are planning rallies in several California cities before heading to Crawford, Texas. "It's time to lay down the anger. We need to continue to uphold those people over there, to uphold those men and women with their boots on the ground,"...

Cindy Sheehan is not the only mother to lose a son in Iraq. Three local moms share her pain. But they draw the line on her politics. While Sheehan's extended camp-out in Crawford, Texas, continues to fuel pundits' praise and scorn, the three Louisiana mothers largely have ignored the squawking talk-show hosts and 24-hour updatesfrom Camp Casey, as Sheehan's encampment has become known. Without exception, they never stray far in their comments about the war from the fact that their sons believed in their missions and understood the risks.