Even The New York Times is forced to admit that yesterday was a glorious one for the cause of freedom, Iraqi democracy, and yes, even America. The purple fingers of the Iraqi people demonstrate the power of liberty so forcefully that even the Times dares not ignore it. Best part of this piece? When The New York Times repoter notes the irritation elicited by reporters' inquiries about voters' religious and racial identity. As one of the men said in essence, "Knock it off: We are Iraqis first."
Monday, January 31, 2005
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