In Crawford Texas, Cindy Sheehan has announced her 11-day-old anti-war vigil will move locations–in order to get closer to president Bush’s vacation ranch. A local Crawford resident has offered her to set up Camp Casey on his property. Sheehan has vowed to remain in Crawford until the president meets with her. Last year Sheehan’s oldest son Casey died in Iraq. He was 24 years old. The right-wing attack on Sheehan is intensifying. Last week Fox News host Bill O’Reilly described Sheehan’s actions as treasonous. On Monday night a Texas man drove his pickup truck through the vigil site running over hundreds of white wooden crosses and American flags that had been put up to honor soldiers killed in Iraq. The man — Larry Northern–was arrested and charged with criminal mischief. Sheehan vowed there would be no retaliation. “We’re all here for peace, and we’re not going to lower ourselves down to the level of the violence,” Sheehan said. “And we’re going to let them get us off our mission either. This isn’t only about my son. This is about all of the 1,800, over 1,800 people who have been killed in this mistake of a war. This is about the 130,000 who are still over there for no reason. This is about the millions of Iraqis in harm’s way for no reason. We want this to end.” Meanwhile support for the anti-war protest in Crawford is growing. Tonight MoveOn is helping to organize more than 1,000 candlelight vigils around the United States to support Sheehan.