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Saddam defeats … well, no one, really.

By Christopher Allbritton | Published: October 16, 2002

Saddam won the ballot Tuesday with 100 percent of the vote, increasing his support in Iraq by 0.04 percent in seven years.

By Christopher Allbritton | Published: October 10, 2002

There is a time when politicians should be applauded. This is one of those times.

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“Is he good or what?” — Salam Pax of “Where is Raed?”
“We’ll take his frankly personal account of the situation over any would-be network ‘Scud Stud.’” — Time Out New York
“Christopher Allbritton rocks. … Let’s get him — our first professional weblog war-journalist — a ticket to Baghdad.” — Lisa English of Ruminate This!
“Just read it.” — The Agonist
“Whether you think invading Iraq is a good idea or not, I’m sure one thing we can all agree on is that the more independent reporting of the matter, the better.” — Tim Dunlop of The Road to Surfdom