Gateway Pundit: Charting the Iraq War: "This number of civilian(?) casualties lost during war, as sad as it is, is at a rate less than when Saddam was in power and filling his mass graves.

This shows how Iraq War Casualties compares to other American Wars:"

Fine set of graphs on the death rates (fatalities) of various wars. The US Civil War, at 562 000 is still the worst American war, worse than WW II at 408 000.

Those against the war should be asked two questions:
1) Is it good that Saddam is gone, after violating 17 UN Sec. Council resolutions?
2) How many Americans would have died in a "competent, well planned" war?

And perhaps a third) where has it ever been done better in history?