ZOT! AL JAZEERA BIASDisgusting!!

Exactly! My Mom and Dad always thought of themselves as Democrats. In his early 70's my Dad changed his affiliation to Republican. I walked in on the argument between him and Mom re same. Dad was explaining that the Democratic Party had changed so much, that it no longer represented his beliefs. Mom wouldn't listen - all she could say was "the Republicans will take away our Social Security". She said that until she died at age 82. The AARP said so, and nothing would make her even consider anything different and she absolutely despised Clinton and voted for him anyway because of SS. That's actually what got me started paying attention to politics.

A current thread on FR summarizes what happened on election day in Iraq, from the view point of an Iraqi in Iraq. This is the reality not your AIDS infected brain on speed!:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1333932/posts

As for some of the Arab scum and other detractors, they are appearing on TV screens looking like they have just swallowed a cockroach, or perhaps had some awful lizard creeping up their backsides; They fidget, they try hard to find some words, some way to get round this, to belittle, twist to distort facts; but it is not easy, not easy when the entire world, the entire humanity are watching intently this incredible event.

Finally, we heard the speech of President Bush Loud and clear. He, and the American people and their British and other valiant allies have much to do with this event. All I can say is that this man has all the essential traits of character that distinguishes the great men of history; the insistence and utter conviction and the perseverance and steadfastness in the face of all doubters and detractors. This was no ordinary election, and it was not simply to elect a constituent assembly. It was the answer of the people, what they really thought about the liberation, what they really thought of the ideas preached by the president. This was a message by the Iraqi people to the American people and their great president. It was the heart of Iraq answering the heart of America that voted to give the President the mandate to finish the task; it was the answer that the common people of Iraq gave by braving danger and exposing their life and that of their children and families to death, this was their way to make their voice heard.

Well, thank you Mr. President, we heard you; and I am sure you also heard us.

"Can you hear the Iraqis now, KYGOP44, you infected maggot?"

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