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 Afghan MPs Get the BootPosted on Nov 21, 2010
Afghanistan’s Election Complaints Commission has disqualified 19 candidates—including seven current members of parliament—for alleged fraud in September’s voting. So far the commission has tossed out 1.3 million votes, nearly a quarter of the total cast. —JCL
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By PatrickHenry, November 21, 2010 at 7:41 pm Link to this comment
I wish we had an election complaints commissions and paper ballots.
Report thisBy gerard, November 21, 2010 at 3:25 pm Link to this comment
Sounds like these folks really want “democracy” and appreciate having it laid on them by an ugly combination of violence and graft sent to them from a wealthy, ignorant. aggressive uncle on the other side of the world who has nothing better to do.
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