Well, this woman got up this morning and DID something!

[Lex]

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The morning commuters in St. Paul, Minnesota were greeted with this:



St. Paul, Minn., resident JoAnne Krieger holds a sign announcing to morning commuters in St. Paul her sentiments about the up coming presidential election Friday morning Oct. 29, 2004. Krieger says she was motivated to take up her one woman campaign effort because of the 'fanatical religious right' and it's influence with the Bush presidency. Krieger called Bush a theocrat. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia)

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&ncid=1756&e=4&u=/041029/480/mnss10110291623

[rfranklin]

1. Geez, I thought that was Laura!

But, then again, she doesn't have that glassy look in her eyes.

[jackson]

4. It could be Laura...

remember how she says she never criticized bush again after mildly criticizing a speech of his years ago and he responded by driving their car through the garage door?

[txindy]

6. ROFL!!!

I thought so for a moment, too! But, you know what? Laura has that glassy look in her eyes for the very same reason that lady in the picture has written on her sign. :scared: LOL!

[Nordic]

8. maybe it is Laura! She's probably scared too!

I thought it was Laura at first glance also!

[MissMarple]

2. Way to go, sweetheart!

Now that is a brave woman. And she looks so Republican.

[flpoljunkie]

3. Good for her! And in Minnesota, too!

[KingChicken]

5. cool

That's awesome, I would have looked much more pissed off, probally scare the commuters.

[gauguin57]

7. Tomorrow morning, volunteers are trying to have a procession of 72 coffins

(the cardboard, flag-draped kind) through the city of Lancaster, PA (which is pretty Democratic, though the county is decidedly NOT -- and there'll be lots of voters downtown for market day.

The coffins symbolize the 72 PA soldiers killed in Iraq (they were used in the "free-speech cornfield" outside Bush's Lancaster rally Wednesday -- one freeper kindly said to one of the anti-Bush protesters, "I hope it was YOUR son who died." real compassionate conservatives.).

There will be a Moveon rally, a Women/African-Americans/Latinos for Kerry vigil and lots of other events for these coffins to pass by. Even if they only get some of these coffins moving, it'll be spectacular and moving (and hopefully it'll wrench the hearts of a few undecideds).

The volunteers just decided about 24 hours ago they'd do this -- just like this lady probably made up this sign before she went to bed and got up determined to do something to call attention to this thoroughly evil administration.

"Never doubt that a small, group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." -- Margaret Mead.

[Warren DeMontague]

9. Woo-Hoo!!!

Lady, You ROCK!

[RoyGBiv]

10. RIGHT ON!!!!

You go, girl!

[roguevalley]

11. I see and hear stuff like this and I feel good. THis is just your

neighbor, a normal woman from a normal life striking out by herself in an uncertain world to do good. I wish I knew her address. I would send her a bouquet. What a brave soul she is.

[Lorien]

12. I hope most of DU is "doing something"

I've been a daily volunteer at my Kerry HQ, have you?