Bush is going to give a speech tomorrow night and he will pretend...

[kentuck]

that he's put the "spying" story behind him. After all, he came out today and admitted he authorized the spying to "protect the American people". So, put that behind us...

Tomorrow's speech will be about the courage of the Iraqi people and their desire to be "free" and how they made it to the polls to vote in larger numbers than even the last election. They have said that they prefer to be free, rather than live under the dictator, Saddam. And he's glad he invaded. He would do the same thing again if he had to make the decision again, he will tell the people...

Tomorrow's speech will not be about spying on the American people but about how he has damn near, single-handedly, freed all those people over there in that part of the world. And we will not desert them. We will be there as long as they want us to be there. They will be our ally in fighting the "war on terror"...etc..etc...

[dweller]

1. i wonder if he'll be spying on his

subjects there also?

dp

[bonito]

2. Thats what the Republican party

will now preach, how good goes the war in Iraq, because there jobs depend on it.

[NightOwwl]

3. Wonder if he'll say, "Sending your children to fight....

for Iraqi's freedom...while I steal yours."

[tulsakatz]

4. I heard someone say that.........

.....that the main reason why they voted in such large numbers there was because they figured it was the only way to get the Americans to leave their country!!

Yes, I'm sure he would rather have the Iraqi election back in the news. But I think that ship has already sailed......it's no longer news that they voted.

[joefree1]

5. Blah blah, yada yada yada

With the timing of all the bad news coming out on the Bushies it's almost as if there was a conspiracy to discredit the bushies. But it's all really about how a corrupt regime ultimately becomes it's own enemy.

Pass the salt. No popcorn tonight, we're having elephant.

[zulchzulu]

6. Don't you with Charles Manson could put his murders "behind him"...

That was yesterday. No need for the "Blame Game".

[madrchsod]

7. an iraqi journalist in fallujah

description of the voting

http://twentyfourstepstoliberty.blogspot.com/
24 Steps to Liberty

and here`s a young ladies report on her families voting

http://astarfrommosul.blogspot.com/
A Star from Mosul

[madrchsod]

8. what he won`t report is that there was a total

ban on motorcars and trucks and only bus transports for the elderly. i think they are on there way to some form of iraqi democracy if the iraqi`s can stop the explosions.