A roundup of commentary on the elections from all over the blogosphere

A ten year old Montana girl would “love to wake up Monday morning and see people around the United States with blue index fingers” showing their support for democracy in Iraq… “It will symbolize our support if we wear ink…

In the same breath that Mohammed commanded jihadists to behead the unfirm and Unbelievers he also commanded them to cut off their fingertips. Today millions of Iraqis still have the lingering hue of purple on their fingertips, in defiance of the evil…

The people in the world who look at the Iraqi’s dancing in the street with distain all have something in common. The terrorist because they were shown that the Ballot is mighter than the IED, dictators because they are starting to feel that cold swea…

Reading about the elections that occured today in Iraq, I was rather pleased to discover that 60 percent of registered voters in that country made their way to the polls to vote today. Granted, 60 percent is not the whole country by any means, but it…

From Michelle Malkin, a ten-year-old girl has launched a campaign to show solidarity with Iraqi voters. I’m in, Shelby! Here’s my picture.

A roundup of commentary on the elections from all over the blogosphere

got ink? Michelle Malkin points us to a story of a 10 year old Montana girl who has a very clever idea on how to show support for democracy in Iraq… It will symbolize our support if we wear ink…

A ten year old Montana girl would “love to wake up Monday morning and see people around the United States with blue index fingers” showing their support for democracy in Iraq… Join the campaign, send GOP Bloggers your photos… HAT…

Pictures have been around all day of Iraqis with blue fingers raised after voting. It’s really the dominant image of the day, in many ways.

I like this idea.

And I love today’s Day by Day cartoon:

A ten year old Montana girl would “love to wake up Monday morning and see people around the United States with blue index fingers” showing their support for democracy in Iraq…

“It will symbolize our support if we wear ink on our fin…

A heart warming article at Billings Gazette, link via Michelle Malkin. Because she is a 10-year-old Billings girl, Shelby won’t

So, the backward, long-deprived Iraqi people have, perhaps, provided the USA with an object lesson! Are we listening and observing?????

I was amazed to hear the estimates that over 70% of Iraqis voted today. In the USA most people take their right to vote with such indifference that they do even bother to go the

PowerLine has pictures from a variety of cities. Even the weather was lovely. Update: Cute! Michelle Malkin – BLUE INK SOLIDARITY Ten-year-old Shelby Dangerfield of Billings, Montana, has launched a campaign to show solidarity with Iraqi voters. Lookit…