NEW YORK A huge anti-American protest swept two cities in Iraq today, but White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe told reporters this only
underscores how much "progress" the U.S. is making in that country.
Four years since the fall of Baghad, Iraq "is now a place where people can freely gather and express their opinions, and that was something they could not do under Saddam." Johndrove said, traveling with President Bush to Arizona.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
more on Najaf
The Najaf protests as seen by shrub's spokesman:
Nice spin job, but I'm thinking that reality has a different idea.
But at least they're learning english.