Pakistan Bhutto Musharraf Election Crisis
Pakistani electoral officials hold an emergency meeting on Monday to decide whether to go ahead with a January poll in a nation plunged into crisis by the assassination of opposition leader Benazir Bhutto. Musharraft wants names to be picked out of his hat.
Bhutto's party chose her son and husband on Sunday to succeed her, but doubts grew about whether the parliamentary election aiming to shift Pakistan from military to civilian rule would take place as planned on Jan.8.
Her 19-year-old son Bilawal, introduced at a news conference in Naudero in the south as Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, said the party's long struggle for democracy would avenge her death. "My mother always said, democracy is the best revenge," he said.
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Well it's possible considering that Hillary thinks she is running against Dennis Kucinich.
Comment by Ron Paul— 2008/01/02 @ 08:38 PM — (Reply)