In any protest with multiple organizations,we are going to be able to pick out things we dont like about the "other guys". Take "Republicans against the war" or the different evangelical anti-war groups. Why not just meet under the one common denominator: protesting to end the war now.

One of the ways that conservatives get what they want is by uniting under issues, despite differences in the various conservative subgroups. The agnostic conservatives who love war got together with the religious conservatives who love war (as well as the group of conservatives who pretend to be religious). Together they got what they wanted: war. If they had not been able to join together to sell the war, then it would not have happened. You've got to hand it to the cons: they know how to join together to create misery and profit.

So can't those in every group who wants an end to this war just get together on the 27th, no matter how much we could disagree with them about the other issues and things in the past?