Two-Cent Press: Iraqi Expatriates Go To Polls; Jeb Bush Takes Early Lead In Voting

Saturday, January 29, 2005

Iraqi Expatriates Go To Polls; Jeb Bush Takes Early Lead In Voting

--As Iraqi Premier, Bush Expected To Request U.S. Troops Stay In Iraq, Focus On Border With Iran
"After his 'Tsumami '04 Tour'", one political analyst said, "a good turn as leader of Iraq will complete a one-two gravitas punch for Jeb and give him the inside track for the '08 Republican nomination. Plus, if he invades Iran, he can run as a wartime candidate."

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