CNN released another poll, and this one concludes that more Americans prefer Saddam.

Fifty-seven percent of those polled said they did not believe it was worth going to war, versus 41 percent who said it was, according to a CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll of 1,006 adults.

That was a drop in support from February, when 48 percent said it was worth going to war and half said it was not.

It's also the highest percentage of respondents who have expressed those feelings and triple the percentage of Americans who said that it was not worth the cost shortly after the war began about two years ago.

One third of 57% means that only 19% of Americans said it wasn't worth going to war at the outset. Of course retrospective is much easier than predicting the future.

What would those who changed their mind have us do? Put Saddam back in power and reopen the rape rooms. Maybe the next poll should ask the families of the 200,000 people found in mass graves if they thought the liberation was worth it.