I completely disagree. It is all about who chooses. Both war and abortion are almost always wrong - who chooses is all that is left.
To be consistent, since war is evil, also resulting in the death of innocents, then does it not matter who chooses that?
Our constitution prescribes that the country's decision to go to war must be made by the congress. Our founding fathers must have felt that who chooses makes a difference. It is interesting that the process has been perverted. It was mostly our president who took us to war in Iraq - congress did not declare war, it just resolved to snivel off that responsibility to the president.
It might be good to get the process for war decisions corrected before we meddle with family and personal decisions in circumstances we know little or nothing about.
There are a great many people in this country that see the responsibility for an abortion decision to be with the woman who is pregnant. They will vote to preserve that choice and that may result in leadership that will do substantial harm to this country. It may be counterproductive to make abortion a political issue.
Reading this post causes me to wonder: is the real problem for you in all of this exchange actually President Bush?
Not all wars are evil.
The most pious man cannot remain at peace if his neighbor has evil intentions.