Guest, you say:

"But now, we should all do those things because the Democrats say we should, because, suddenly, they are no longer the pro-war party that voted overwhelmingly to give the Republican president the go-ahead to invade Iraq?"

There were constraints. Allow the inspectors to continue their successful job in dis-arming Saddam. Kerry was consistent.

If Kerry were elected, it wouldn't have changed anything regarding Falluja because Bush committed his war crime prior to the Inauguration Day Jan. 20. He was not going to listen to anyone. Kerry would not have done this.

As for uniting different factions of political belief to stop this war, it's the only way. Yes, if there are any latent Nazis out there who could change their view and support a troop withdrawal, why not?

Dividing, name-calling, ranting, raving, frothing at the mouth is the way for any political faction to paint themselves into a corner. That will attract nothing but flies.

Frank