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"None Of The Above" Sues Ba'athist Party Over Confusing Ballot
That's the title of the satire that I would write on Saddam's "election" if I weren't so busy with paying work and writing tomorrow's Fox column. (By the way, why does Reuters use scare quotes on "terrorist" but not on Saddam's "election"?)
I offer it up to the blogosphere. Do it justice.
So to speak.
Posted by Rand Simberg at October 16, 2002 05:25 PM
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Hussein Calls Landslide Vote 'Mandate for Change':
"Saddam Hussein, who captured 100 percent of the vote in this week's hotly-contested Iraqi presidential election called his come-from-ahead victory 'a mandate for change.'"
Iraqi Ballot Controversy Leaves Result in Question:
"Confused Iraqi voters claim they didn't understand the new ballots in today's presidential election, and their votes will be misinterpreted."
ScrappleFace: if it's not already a habit of yours, I highly suggest you make it one!
Posted by Mac at October 18, 2002 10:02 AM
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