The people of Iraq voted yesterday for their constitution. There was a great turnout despite media warnings of terror attacks and it looks as though the constitution has passed. This is another step to bring more democracy to that area….

Michelle Malkin tells about it….

This via drudge
Iraq’s deeply divided Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds voted under heavy guard Saturday to decide the fate of a new constitution aimed at establishing democracy after more than two decades of Saddam Hussein’s repressive rule.
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Austin Bay has an excellent round-up of reporst from Iraq. Turnout was 61% with Sunnis voting in surprisingly high numbers. Though this Sunni turnout could make the result close, it’s largely expected that Iraq’s new Constitution will be ratified. Fina…

Today’s vote in Iraq is evidence–irrefutable–that progress is being made in Iraq.  To all the nay-sayers insisting we “pull out now,” take a …

You know, today is a great day for Iraqi’s. Today was the day the leftist MSM said would never happen. Yet out of the ‘quagmire’ comes a new democracy, a new Iraq.

will be liveblogging the Iraqi election. UP

Remember this famous photo below after the hugely successful January 3o, 2005 Iraqi election? Even some of the Europeans were actually praising the successful election. What will the anti-freedom Liberals say next after this election? It is expected …

The Simpson’s are being shown in Arabic nations, but it is being “Arabized” to fit the local cultures. Instead of Homer we now have “Omar Shamshoon,” and instead of Bart we have “Badr” I wonder if Badr gets too cheeky if he doesn’t get forty lashes a…

TODAY, the people of Iraq taste democracy.

Iraqi women wait in line to vote in Iraq’s constitution referendum in Baghdad, Iraq, Saturday, Oct. 15 2005. Iraqis vote Saturday to give a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to a constitution tha…

Turnout appears very strong, even stronger than January, not only where voters celebrated January’s election, but also in Sunni Muslim provinces where voters boycotted then.

Iraqis are spending the day voting on the constitution that the various political factions hammered out over the past several months. This is a big deal. A real big deal.

A message to Cindy Sheehan. I’ve been told you read my blog. If so, follow this link, and answer the question. It deserves an answer.

Michelle Malkin provides a round-up of history in the making in Iraq. Michael Moore, maker of documentaries that document nothing, makes no mention of the Iraqi constitution whatsoever. And he calls George W Bush Orwellian?

Today begins an historic day for Iraqi citizens: the vote on a permanent Constitution.

Omar at Iraq The Model is photoblogging and doing some updates here.

Chester is liveblogging the election.

BareKnucklePolitics is also liveblogging.

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