[rocksblues]

So instead of believing that the Iraqi's voted their hearts, we get the corruption, illegal spin.

The left will stop at nothing to promote their agenda!

[llevrok]

is a plane load of DIM lawyers en route?

[neodad]

I think they will find quiet a few write-in ballots for John Kerry.

[gondramB]

Don't they have international observers?

[mainepatsfan]

They just had to find something to complain about.

[podkane]

Election workers announced "unusually high" vote counts in Iraq's landmark referendum on the draft constitution,

Oh well, Chicago-style democracy... they're going through a phase...

[WOSG]

What an absurd article, it uses Jesse Jackson logic.

Fallujah voted no by 95% to 5% and this is a sign of strong opposition ... but many other provinces and most of the country racks up support levels of 70% to 90% and that is *not* a sign of strong support for the constitution by most Iraqis ... no, its a sign that the enemy of the constitution can jump up and shout fraud. Pathetic.

This was Iraq's second open and free election, and already the baathists sound like Democrats and the Democrats sound like baathists.

[kabar]

showing unexpected ratios of "yes" to "no" votes from some parts of the country.

Sunnis who voted yes were higher than expected. So much for the conventional (read biased MSM) wisdom.

[supercat]

So will Gregoire end up "winning" by a hundred votes or so?