International observers judge Afghan election fair

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[politicalvanguard.com]

International observers judge Afghan election fair as some candidates drop fraud charges. Interim president Hamid Karzai is tipped to carry Saturday poll which was mobbed by 10 m voters celebrating Afghanistan’s first democratic election

[SF Geo]

Not relevant to this topic but nothing is up about Edwards on FoxNews Sunday. He just mentioned that of the three members of in the axis of evil (Iran, Korea, Iraq) two have nukes and we attacked the other one. Duh!

So we keep the number of evil/nuke nations to two instead of letting a third one develop. Jeez what an evil genuis/ moroninc slacker Bush must be!

[Batrachian]

Did Edwards say that we should attack the other two? If not, then I don't see the point of his statement.

As for Afghanistan, who can say? But at least now they have a chance. Same for Iraq.

[tomnbeverly]

But don't you just love the implication as if we are supposed to be at war with Iran and North Korea instead of Iraq.... Nothing in the world of the John's would pass a Global Test... They will ruin our military by giving all authorization to use it to the UN... Even if North Korea wiped out the Island Of Oahu.. (which they can reach with their current missle technology) It would not pass the Global Test...

[FreeperinRATcage]

How many different topics are you going to post this to?

[KoneZone]

Fox News Sunday is really hard for Me to watch with that Softball Lobbin, Hand Holdin, Boot Lickin, Son of a MSM Liberal Hack Chris Wallace. I sure miss Tony Snow.

[politicalvanguard.com]

John Kerry would likely never use force. He voted against using force to remove Saddam from Kuwait despite global condemnation against the takeover by a UN member nation by another nation. If we would not vote for it then, other than an invasion of the US, when would he use it?

[COBOL2Java]

I agree. Brit's weeknight show is far, far superior to the DNC lovefest that Fox News Sunday has morphed into.

[No Blue States]

A sign is displayed at a movie theater about the Afghan elections next to a Afghan restaurant in the Little Kabul area of Fremont, Calif. Saturday, Oct. 9, 2004. Residents of Little Kabul, the nation's largest concentration of Afghan emigres, are watching closely as their homeland prepares to hold its first direct presidential election. As millions of voters in Afghanistan (news - web sites) get ready to cast ballots Saturday, some residents of Fremont's Little Kabul see the landmark vote as a crucial step for a budding democracy. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)