The pics keep coming...

Yahoo! News | July 24, 2003 | Akram Saleh

[El Conservador]

He's my hero!!!

[mabelkitty]

"Oh, what a world, what a world"
-Hillary Clinton, after having water tossed on her.

[TrebleRebel]

"It burns...it burns!!!"

Hillary tied to her bed while a priest shows her that picture of Bush just before her head spins around.

[Mr.Atos]

LOL!

[cmsgop]

Notice how Bush is on top....

[swheats]

Another Bush fan and growing

[eyespysomething]

that's a wonderful picture. Thanks for the smile it brought.

[cincinnati65]

An Iraqi citizen celebrates his acquisition of a rare George W. Bush trading card at the International Sports Collectible show, now going on at the Baghdad Ramada Inn through Sunday. "I can't believe it only cost me two Sammy Sosas. No one has these anymore. It wasn't a limited edition set of owners of major league baseball teams, back when Bush was a part owner of the Rangers."

[livius]

Actually, one of the sad things is that our press is so busy attacking the president that we can't really use this to its full advantage. That is, Iraqis, like many people in the Middle East, are very personally loyal to their leaders. If we made it clear that Bush was our good, respected leader, supported by our allies, and - at the moment - is the leader of the Iraqis as well, I think it would do a considerable amount to gain their cooperation.

[South40]

[lilylangtree]

Doesn't the bottom pic look like a Saddam son?

[freedomlover]

But to do that would make the US stronger, something the US media just cannot abide

[freeperfromnj]

What you said is so true. Instead of being so vindictive, the media could make a big difference in helping us win the Iraqis over and helping the country get back on its feet. As always, they choose the low road.

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

What a great picture. Made my day. Thanks.

[ravingnutter]

I was surprised to find the "Freedom Cards" and the "52 Most Wanted" cards for $4.99/ea. at the local convenience store awhile ago. Picked up a pack of each as a collectible.

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Thank you for the ping and the post. Perhaps the press reached a tipping point and finally decided they had best support the troops. (^;

More 'good news for the Iraqi people' posts today:

*The End of Ugly and Queasy
L.T. SMASH - LIVE FROM THE SANDBOX | 23 July 2003 | L.T. SMASH

*Hitchens: "Morale is very high" among both troops and Iraqi citizens.
pagesix  | 07/24/03 | pagesix

*An Iraqi Thanksgiving
Wall Street Journal | Thursday, July 24, 2003 | AYAD RAHIM