..this is a new dawn for the Iraqi people, who are electing a full four-year term Parliment. They’re making the most of it, as turnout is extremely heavy…

Merry Christmas ya’ll,,

Please keep us informed on how best to use other writing elements, parts of speech, syntax, etc.

I would hate for anything here to be disagreeable to one as intellectually superior as yourself.

* And I didn’t bother to correct your spelling….

Let’s make this an open trackback. Post your links to other stories about the historical Iraqi election.

Here’s the math.

Opposed to the war = want to get US out of Iraq

Iraq elections that lead to a stable democractically elected goverment = the US getting out of Iraq earlier than later

Therefore

Iraq elections that lead to a stable democratically elected government = good thing to those opposed to the war.

I frankly can’t think of any American of good will – despite their political leanings – seeing the elections as anything other than a good thing. And moreover, the only people I see calling this bad news are, well, you guys… I know you’re being sarcastic… but sarcasm really only works, in the long run, for professional wrestling, not politics…

Freedom and democracy are on the march… Iraqis voted in a historic parliamentary election Thursday, with strong turnout reported in Sunni Arab areas and even a shortage of ballots in some precincts. Because of the large turnout, the Iraqi election…

Well it seems that the worst thing possible for the those that oppose the war has occurred, the Iraqi people have turned out in great numbers, there has been little violence, and people seem to be embracing democracy and freedom.
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Apparentl…