I blame * entirely for this

[joanne]

Just horrible and tragic.....

http://us.cnn.com/2004/US/10/05/soldiers.mother.ap/index.html

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

1. That is just HORRIBLE

I certainly hope Kerry puts an off-the-radar phone call in to express his sympathy.

[Lindsey]

2. I read this on another thread and couldn't stop crying....

I also blame * for this and all of the others. My God...the karma...the blood on his hands...I wonder when ALL is said and done, how many deaths (directly and indirectly) he and his gang of thugs will have been responsible for. :-( (...just think of the other members of their family who lost their brother and now their mother...it's almost too sad and disgusting to even think about)

[asjr]

6. I too, join you. I just read it and did cry. This is an administration

that cares for no one! He led us into chaos and that is where we will stay if pResident Killer stays in office. They are an abomination!

[n2mark]

3. I say

Ditto! This insane administration must be held accountable, but when will this happen with these twisted minds?

[ThomCat]

4. How may other parents are going through grief like this?

How many more will?

All of their blood is on Bush's hands. :mad:

[bobthedrummer]

5. This wouldn't have happened if George W. Bush's administration had

heeded military and intelligence professionals in the war on terror-most of all, if George W. Bush and his cabinet hadn't LIED about Iraq.

This is a national tragedy affecting all OUR military families and service members. All of US.

[Cronus Protagonist]

7. Mother of soldier killed in Iraq collapses, dies

Mother of soldier killed in Iraq collapses, dies
'Her grief was so intense,' hospital worker says

Tuesday, October 5, 2004 Posted: 12:28 PM EDT (1628 GMT)

TUCSON, Arizona (AP) -- A 45-year-old woman collapsed and died days after learning her son had been killed in Iraq, and just hours after seeing his body.

Results of an autopsy were not immediately released, but friends of Karen Unruh-Wahrer said she couldn't stop crying over losing her 25-year-old son, Army Spc. Robert Oliver Unruh, who was killed by enemy fire near Baghdad on September 25.

"Her grief was so intense -- it seemed it could have harmed her, could have caused a heart attack. Her husband described it as a broken heart," said Cheryl Hamilton, manager of respiratory care services at University Medical Center, where Unruh-Wahrer worked as a respiratory therapist.

Unruh, a combat engineer, had been in Iraq less than a month when he was shot during an attack on his unit.

more...

http://us.cnn.com/2004/US/10/05/soldiers.mother.ap/index.html

(for those who won't click on a link without a sample)