Protesters mimic a scene from published photos that show American soldiers mistreating Iraqi prisoners that were taken by American military guards in Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad, during a demonstration in front of the home of Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, Thursday, May 13, 2004, in Washington. Protesters, who marched from Dupont Circle to Rumsfeld's home, demanded the defense secretary's resignation. (AP Photo/Stephen J. Boitano)
A group of protestors from the organization 'US Out' reenact a prisoner abuse photograph in front of the home of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld May 13, 2004. They were protesting against the treatment of prisoners in Iraq. Secretary Rumsfeld was in Iraq and did not see the protestors. REUTERS/Hans Ericsson
Jose Rodriguez stands hooded cloaked and wired in front of the home of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld in an imitation of a photograph depicting Iraqi prisoner abuse May 13, 2004. The protestors gathered to demonstrate against the treatment of prisoners in Iraq and to demand Rumsfeld's resignation. Secretary Rumsfeld was in Iraq and did not see the protestors. REUTERS/Hans Ericsson
Betsy Deming from the DC Chapter of FreeRepublic.com shouts at a group of protestors who had gathered in front of the home of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld in Washington May 13, 2004. The protestors gathered to demonstrate against the treatment of prisoners in Iraq and to demand Rumsfeld's resignation. Rumsfeld was in Iraq and did not see the protestors. REUTERS/Hans Ericsson
Officer Baez, left, of the Washington, D.C. Metropolitian Police Department, tells Gael Murphy, a protester against Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, to stay away from the pro-Rumsfeld supporters near the secretary's house in Washington on Thursday, May 13, 2004. Protesters marched from Dupont Circle to Rumsfeld's house, demanding his resignation. (AP Photo/Stephen J. Boitano)