[PhiKapMom]

Fox kept touting that line about insurgents striking early that I got disgusted and went to CNN who is actually covering the election not having a bunch of military types on with their spin.

I hate to see CNN go back to American coverage -- their international people are doing a better job!

[saquin]

If that's the best the terrorists can do, scattered suicide bombings that kill a person here and there, that's not much. Yet the media will do all their work for them and blow this out of proportion thereby scaring voters away from the polls. Great job.

[swheats]

Thanks I'll check out CNN. Rita's just too sensational for me right now.

[faithincowboys]

I suspect the world, Iraq and our military would be a lot better off if our MEDIA decided to not report on the election. I think the all parties, save the Rat traitors in the media and the Democrat party, would be better off if the MSM just reported on the Wacko Jacko trial.

God, this media coverage practically amounts to entrapment. It
invites terrorism. Good heavens, nobody in the media has any patriotic feelings or any human feelings. This Country is in a lot of trouble.

[A Citizen Reporter]

Fox is reporting that the suicide bomber blew up at the CHECKPOINT, and thus, the checkpoint did it's job. There are now mulitple blasts being heard in Badhdad, supposedly coming from mortars being thrown in.....

[TexKat]

An Iraqi Army soldier wears pro-vote stickers outside a polling station in Baghdad January 30, 2005. Iraq's first multiparty polls in half a century began at dawn on Sunday, elections intended to unite the country but which could instead foment sectarian strife and which insurgents have vowed to turn into a bloodbath. REUTERS/Akram Saleh

Iraqi President Ghazi al-Yawar walks to cast his vote into a ballot box in the capital Baghdad January 30, 2005. Iraq's first multiparty polls in half a century began at dawn on Sunday, elections intended to unite the country but which could instead foment sectarian strife and which insurgents have vowed to turn into a bloodbath. REUTERS/Chris Helgren