[Rome2000]

The Bush administration is supporting Yuschenko, for crying out loud. Why do you suppose that is?.

It's just for domestic and EU consumption, W doesn't need a bunch of leftists in the press rabidly spewing out stories about how he supports "voter fraud" and opposes "free elections".

Bush could care less about Yuschenko, and probably wishes he could do to Soros what Putin will undoubtedly do in the not too distant future.

[cicero's_son]

Right...

Are we to assume that the administration is lying about everything, then, or just this one thing?

[FreeReign]

A year from now Bush could be saying this about Yush and the Ukraine;

PRESIDENT BUSH: The Rose revolution? It was an historic moment. It was a moment where the people spoke. It was a moment where a government changed because the people peacefully exercised their voice and raised their voice. And Georgia transitioned to a new government in an inspiring way.

The President and I discussed the ramifications of the Rose revolution around other parts of the world. The possibility of people taking charge of their own lives and transforming society in a peaceful way is a powerful example to people around the world who long for freedom and long for honest government.

And so the Rose revolution is an inspiring moment of history. And, again, I want to congratulate the President and his team for insisting that democracy prevail through peaceful means.

Hey Soros thanks for the revolution.

Soros (like the EU) is an overblown pipsqueak. Putin is a dangerous tyrant.