MoveOn.org hits John McCain on his "100 years in Iraq" comment. Young mother tells McCain that he can't have her baby, Alex, for 100 years.

When the kid is 18 he will be an adult and HE can decide what he wants to do. If he wants to go in the military, he has the choice. Just because the "mom" dosen't want her son in the service, fighting for his country. That kid is not the solution to any problem. There are more important things in the world to worry about. Too many kids in the world anyway.

Sad to say, there are mothers in other parts of the world who hold their sons as innocent as Alex in their laps and pray that someday their sons may strike against the "great satan". What will you do when those sons come looking for you and Alex with a bomb strapped around them? It will be too late for you to "move on" then.

Too often, over the past 71/2 years, we have lived with an administration that has over and over again shown that it is incapable of experiencing any kind of empathy between it's lofty, war-minded, political ambitions, and the terrible loss, pain, and irreversible damage, that so many American soldiers and their families and friends are dealing with. So, isn't it time we all drew the line?

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