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  • Calling Inked Fingers "Disgusting," Garofalo Uses Nazi Salute (...and Other Media Comments)

    02/03/2005 6:39:42 AM PST · by fight_truth_decay · 154 replies · 5,852+ views
    MRC ^ | Thursday February 3, 2005 | BrentBaker,Brad Wilmouth
    "The inked fingers was disgusting," Air America radio talk show host Janeane Garofalo declared on MSNBC in denouncing Republican lawmakers who, before and after the State of the Union, showed off an inked finger meant to demonstrate solidarity with Iraqi voters who dipped a finger in ink when they voted. To mock the display, Garofalo soon held up her hand in a Nazi salute as she predicted: "The inked fingers and the position of them, which is gonna be a Daily Show photo already, of them signaling in this manner [Nazi salute], as if they have solidarity with the Iraqis...
  • 80% Say They Plan to Vote [Iraqis]

    01/20/2005 4:45:05 PM PST · by alienken · 35 replies · 607+ views
    The Washington Times / Laura Ingraham ^ | 1/20/05 | David R. Sands
    80 percent say they plan to vote By David R. Sands THE WASHINGTON TIMES A clear majority of Iraqis said they plan to vote in the Jan. 30 elections and remain hopeful about their country's future despite a murderous insurgency, according to a poll to be released today. The countrywide survey, conducted by the Washington-based International Republican Institute (IRI), also found increased popular awareness of the election, closer identification with political parties and a growing level of trust in Iraqi institutions such as the interim government, the police and the election commission. "What you see is a very, very substantial...