Moms

Join us as we walk the halls of Congress with some of the most influential women of our day on May 10 and 11, and spend Mother's Day in Lafayette Park, hosting a family peace festival and the first ever DC Kids March.

This will be our fourth Mother's Day since the war began, join Codepinkers from all over the country, many celebrities, and me this Mother's Day as we ROCK IT in DC.  We want this war to end and we need your voice!  I'll be there, will you?  Please join me in Washington and help make this Mother's Day your most memorable one ever.

Click the graphic to go to our National site where you will find complete event details, travel info, schedules, and more.  Get involved today and sign our Mother's Day appeal to Congress!

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I am headed back home today.  I attended the peace March yesterday in Washington, DC.  I was surprised at how many thousands turned out from all over the United States.  We heard that Los Angeles also had a rather sizeable crowd for their march as well.

Jane Fonda turned up for this one in DC stating it was her first demonstration in 34 years.  I am not a huge fan of Fonda and feel that we have been doing this a long time and she only showed up now because her career has taken a dump and she needs the exposure.  She even brought her daughter with her.  We gather a lot with CODEPINK and other activists but this particular march was very highly publicized and I guess Hanoi Jane felt the call to come, lol.

Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn were also among the celebrity speakers.  They were also at the last two rallies I attended which included the Mother's Day march last year and the Fast For The Troops on July 4th of last year.  So, I feel they were actually here for the cause and not seeking a spotlight.

The "Raging Grannies" sang a song they wrote yesterday and although none of it really was done too well, their message was loud and clear.  They want the troops home now and they said Bush was full of "manure", lol.  Well they got that right and I give them credit for their dedication to peace and the troops.

All in all, I feel good about having been here for this but will be so glad to get back home.  My flight leaves in a few hours and I need to finish packing.  Have a great day all!

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