[pissant]

We need to keep track of the most creative negative spins from the MSM. Of which there will be countless versions.

[rightinthemiddle]

Read carefully this story from the AP from yesterday. I thought it was an Al Qaeda editorial.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1540535/posts

[Firefox1]

I've already heard on CNN that once the parliament is seated, there is a deep concern that violence may be a problem as the differeing views get discussed.....great optimism here.

Let's review the attempts to discredit Bush's Iraq policy
1) The soldiers have bogged down along the Euphrates.
2) Power won't be trnsferred on time to the Iraqi's
3) The first election won't happen
4) The Iraqi's will never understand democracy
5) The US is losing
6) The permanent election won't happen
7) There will be a civil war
8) Iraq will fall aprt into three countries
9) and now, the elctions will lead to sectarian violence

I'm sure I've missed out on things. Keep adding

[LS]

Wonder if they will invoke the calls of the Dems in St. Louis on election day in 2000 to "keep the polls open longer?" Somehow, I don't think so.

I can hear pudgy Katie now: "It's unfair that they kept the polls open and gave __ group an advantage."

[eureka!]

"We need to keep track of the most creative negative spins from the MSM. Of which there will be countless versions."

"Voting irregularities" will be a big meme. I heard it already on NPR this morning. The response should be that we in the US have been voting for centuries and there are always allegations of voting irregularities (usually in rat districts)...