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"Each person who cast a ballot—and there were far more so than officials had expected—was engaged in an act of conspicuous bravery." [Financial Times on Mosul/01.31.2005]
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I am surprised that there have been no comments – that I am the first - the only? This is the most important story about freedom in the world since the Berlin Wall came down… I wonder how many Americans would have ventured to polling stations in the USA if American judges, police officers and others had been murdered in numbers similar to Iraq. How many Americans would visit a polling station wondering if a car bomb would mame, disfigure or murder them at the booth. The election is a HUGE symbol. The soldiers are heroes, to a person, but no more so than every single one of those voters. "Good job" focusing a light on this, Tom.
Posted by Gerry Riskin at February 1, 2005 4:35 PM