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Bush must take responsibility for all fallen soldiers because rather than waging a war as he committed US he is playing politics. He is so naive that he believes that his yesterdays enemy are his today truly friends. It almost looks like US is using books from the failed Vietnam war as guidance for the Afghanistan and Iraqi wars. Bush knows who the real enemies are, who is financing them, who is providing facilities to train them. They are so loud, you don't need CIA nor FBI nor billions of dollars to find them."We are here" they keep screaming so the whole world could hear them, and yet Bush keeps on sending his soldiers, sons and daughters of USA, in the line of fire. The only insurgency that I can think of, are his friends stabbing him in his back. Wake up Mr. Bush and take a firm stand for your country, for your countryman. The world is watching you, and what is learning is not so good. US is larger and bigger than your ranch in Texas.
I am joining millions of Americans in prayers for the soldiers, for their wives, children mothers and Fathers, for their friends whose lives will be altered for ever. God bless you all.

I think that maybe we ought to consider the fact that we didn't have enough troops in Iraq after the war. Perhaps Shinseki was right after all. Now we have a tiger by the tail and can't let go.

If this doesn't get better before long it will very likely affect both the 2006 and 2008 elections if history is any guide. Bring back the draft and watch things really get nasty. I don't see any way around it. Am I wrong?