[rvoitier]

'of the terrorists' was not said, as you imply.

The article clearly states, "Our troops have become the enemy," was said by Murtha.

[msnimje]

The article clearly states, "Our troops have become the enemy," was said by Murtha.

I understand that but who does he IMPLY we are the enemy of? It sure as heck is not the Iraqi's who constantly beg us not to leave.

[proud American in Canada]

The article clearly states, "Our troops have become the enemy," was said by Murtha.

Then that needs to be on every single GOP ad, bulletin board, commercial, whatever, next fall.

There are so many people whose lives have been touched by this war. I went home to Chicago to visit my dad last spring, and there was a funeral for a young man, who'd served in Iraq, from my high school--if I'd been 20 years younger I would have known him.

The troops are "the enemy"? I don't think that's going to play well in towns and cities all across the country.