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

This turnout represents a challenge and an opportunity for the women’s movement in America. Will the American movement rise to the challenge and take the opportunity to engage on real issues with real women in the real world? Or will they retain thei…

People did not even expect the vote to happen… now that is has, they whine that is isn’t ‘Perfect.”

Congratulations to the Iraqi people. You are now truly free. There’s a saying here in America: “For those who have fought for it, freedom has a taste the protected will never know.” I have never had to fight for my freedom, but I get choked up every …

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

Wow. Things must be going well in Iraq today if even the Legacy Media is hyping it as a success.

From the AP:

But the mood for many was upbeat: Civilians and policemen danced with joy at one of the five polling stations where photographers were …

The past months have been simply amazing for the strides women have made in the world. First, in Afghanistan, women were not only able to vote but were also elected on a national level. Just a few short years ago we were looking at the reduction to c…

AP “news” service reportsWASHINGTON – Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said the Iraqi elections went “better than expected” Sunday, despite conflicting reports about the extent of voter turnout in areas plagued by intimidation and violence. She also…

The answer in each case is a little different, but they differ only in degree.
- MSM/DNC waits for more bombing and American casualties.
- It awaits infighting among the winning candidates.
- It awaits anti-American comments and policies from t…

I'm proud to be an American every day -- but today, I'm especially proud.* **** If you have time today, take John Cole's challenge. For instance, were you to be clicking around the blogs and come across something like this You…

From Iraq The Model…

Here we are on the doorstep of history and insurgents want to kill those exercising their God-given rights to be free. I’m curious where those so-called “courageous” human shields are hiding.

From a an Iraqi blogger at his Sun of Iraq blog, we have this: Election Day Today we vote, today is a democracy birthday. The people lines are very long, We heard explosions voice but we vote. I’m very happy…

The headline of Iraq’s first free elections. Better than expected. Less violence than feared. Higher turnout than anticipated–over 60% nationwide.

An Iraqi woman cries tears of joy after casting her vote, outside a polling station in the holy city of Najaf, Jan. 30, 2005. (Faleh Kheiber/Reuters) WaPo: Iraq’s first democratic election in nearly half a century neared its conclusion…