<!-- Begin meta tags generated by ORblogs --> </meta name="keywords" content="progressive, liberal, politics, government, edit, language, grammar, accuracy, honesty, clarity, world, news, media" /> </> <!-- End meta tags generated by ORblogs -->> Editor at Large: Iraqis want a religious leader--not Allawi

Friday, October 22, 2004

Iraqis want a religious leader--not Allawi

Looks like Bush's puppet, Iraqi Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, is poised to lose the election in Iraq. According to a U.S.-financed poll by the International Republican Institute (now that's a scary-sounding group), if an election were held today in Iraq, leaders of its religious parties would win.

This is a real bummer for the Bush administration, which views a victory by Iraq's religious parties as the worst-case scenario. They think a secular government led by moderates is critical, because the new government will oversee writing a new Iraqi constitution.

We think a secular government led by moderates is critical, too. We hope we can get one of those here soon...

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A52674-2004Oct21.html?

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