Election could erode backing for insurgency - Government seen as credible, legitimate could bring Sunnis into fold, analysts say. Iraq's election has created promising opportunities for a new Iraqi government, because it is likely to be perceived by its citizens as more legitimate and credible than administrations installed by the United States since the fall of Saddam Hussein. That perception, say analysts, could enable the government to bring into the political process the country's Sunnis, whose anger and alienation since the U.S. invasion have fueled an insurgency that has threatened to undermine the country. "It's a start of the process,...