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FAIRFIELD, Calif. (CBS13) ― An unidentified military veteran was involved in a tense confrontation with anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan and the group Code Pink at a rally at Travis Air Force Base on Saturday, November 28, 2009. CBS A Saturday rally led by anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan at Travis Air Force Base nearly ended in a brawl when a military veteran physically confronted the protesters. Anti-war group Code Pink demonstrated at the military base Saturday morning in the first of six planned protests against unmanned military drones currently in use in overseas war zones. Sheehan, a well-known anti-war activist...

Anti-War Mom Brings Bush Housewarming March Preston Hollow residents won't be rolling out the welcome mat for Cindy Sheehan By LITA BECK, ELLEN GOLDBERG and KEVIN COKELY Updated 1:35 PM EDT, Sat, Jun 6, 2009 Related Topics: Cindy Sheehan | George W. Bush Cindy Sheehan, who drew national attention for camping outside former President George W. Bush's ranch in protest of the Iraq War, is following him to Dallas. Sheehan will lead a demonstration Monday protesting "crimes against humanity." "We can't allow George Bush's crimes to be forgotten just because he is not in office anymore," she said in an...

Anti-war crusader Cindy Sheehan, engaged in an upstart challenge to unseat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, has dropped her bid to get a restraining order against one of her erstwhile campaign volunteers. Sheehan on Oct. 10 had sought a restraining order against Paul Currier, 56, a self-described community organizer and resident of the Tenderloin's Boyd Hotel, saying he was sending threatening emails to her campaign after they tried to sever ties with him.Currier says Sheehan was gunning for him because he's critical of the way she's running her independent congressional campaign. A hearing on whether Sheehan would get the restraining order...

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CRAWFORD, Texas - The mother of a fallen soldier who led a vigil against the war in Iraq outside President Bush's ranch returned to Texas, saying she is "heartbroken" that the troops are not home. When Cindy Sheehan arrived at the Waco airport Thursday, three dozen supporters erupted into cheers and tears and grabbed her for lengthy embraces. Before they whisked her back to Crawford, the group chanted, "Stop the war! Bring them home now!" "I feel happy to be back here with all my friends ... but I'm heartbroken that we have to be here again," said Sheehan, who...