So, what is it that upsets you mostly about the war? Is it the cost in terms of dollars or the cost in terms of lives lost? I understand your frustration as I feel the same way about the war on innocent lives being savagely killed in the womb. It's difficult to imagine that a person can be so against the war in Iraq but be supportive of late term abortions and dismiss people such as myself as being just another nut-job for speaking out about infanticide.

At least in Iraq there was hope that by liberating 23,000,000 people from their oppressor the world would ultimately become a better place. I don't see where there is anything noble about the war on children the pro-choice crowd supports.

Now, if my side could only get the media behind us and open the eyes of people to the atrocities which are occurring each and every day in their very own cities...give them a running total on the news each and every night of the number of late term/partial birth abortions which took place in our country that day and for what? Because it was easier to kill the life than to give it to somebody who would nurture it and love it rather than kill it and toss it in the trash.

Yes, the war in Iraq is a frustrating situation but at least show some concern for a war taking place in our own country which is every bit as upsetting and even more wrong.

Kevin g