The 2009 Iran Election Results In Ahmadinejad Lead

Huliq ^ | June 12, 2009 | Huliq Staff

[ArmstedFragg]

So far the result of the 2009 Iran elections is that both candidates have declared victory. However, more news agencies say Mahmound Ahmadinejad has a lead.

[sionnsar]

owever, more news agencies say Mahmound Ahmadinejad has a lead.

Guess that's what's important...

[keats5]

Do they have an ACORN over there, too?

[rovenstinez]

Hugo Chavez will be happy.

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

He can't be.

Obama has already said that they'd have a new president because of his appearance in Cairo.

His very presence makes people and countries change for the better.

But then again, maybe Ahmanutjob hired ACORN.

[ArmstedFragg]

Just discovered there’s some other posts related to the same story from this afternoon. This is a previously unmentioned source, I believe, but if the mods want to lateral this over, ees hokay with me.

[nuconvert]

Yeah. No surprise.

[NewHampshireDuo]

I’ve heard a number of references to Obama making this remark about Iran getting new leadership because of his speach in Cairo. Does anyone have a link to an article or the text? Thanks

[pennyfarmer]

Oh is lead not lead. I was hoping that some lead was found in his frontal lobe.

[SolidWood]

You know what’s funny!

I was sure that the mullahs give the nod to Musavi.
But with Obama trying to take credit for it, they can’t let him claim any influence in Iran.

They therefore might switch towards Ahmadinejad to stick it to Obama.

Irony.

[ArmstedFragg]

Could be. Note the part about closing times being extended.

[Pallas]

The hockey imam vote will decide this election.

[SolidWood]

LOL!

[Wild Irish Rogue]

” I’ve heard a number of references to Obama making this remark about Iran getting new leadership because of his speach in Cairo. “

In the Rose Garden today Barry took credit for the elections in Lebanon and the possibility of Hope and Change in Iran.

” in the Rose Garden Friday, Obama said he was “excited to see what appears to be a robust debate taking place in Iran.”

Pointing to the recent election of moderates in Lebanon’s parliamentary balloting,
an optimistic Obama thinks there is room for change in Iran.

“And obviously, after the speech that I made in Cairo, we tried to send a clear message that we think there is the possibility of change. “

The “ obviously after the speech I made in Cairo” -me, me me, it’s all about me , everything is about me-is what’s sticking in everyone’s craw.

http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/dc/2009/06/obama-keeps-fingers-crossed-on.html#ixzz0IGpsiLWe&C

[NewHampshireDuo]

Thanks

Yes it is all about me me me

[G8 Diplomat]

I doubt he *really* has the lead; Iranians hate him. But the mullahs can rig it how they want it....

[n2dubes]

Obama calls to congratulate.

[jpf]

Gee, don't the Iranians care that Obama is President? I mean, come on guys change, change, change...no really, didn't you hear that wonderful speech in Cairo? Change is just like so possible, we could all hold hands and sing...Bush is gone, I mean, there's no need to be afraid now, really come on, what are you doing? We KNOW it was all Bush's fault, that all you wanted was peace and reconciliation...seriously guys what up? That whole wipe Israel off the map thing is so yesterday, you only said stuff like that because of Bush, right? You don't really mean it...ah, did you? Hello? Is this on? Hello?

[ArmstedFragg]

Love that.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

I guess this is Israel’s signal to take care of Iran... nothing is going to change with the UN and Iran having Ahdamajad in charge.