The US appointed prime minister of Iraq, Iyad Allawi was referred to by Bush and a “courageous, brave, brave man”. “Courageous” of course being a synonym for “brave” so,..in short…Bush think of Iyad Allawi as a “brave, brave,…brave man.”. I’ll give him that much; You need balls to tell someone to “Better get in that pole booth and vote before it BLOWS UP IN PIECES!!”
Iyad Allawi, a former Baath Party member is the US appointed prime minister of Iraq. Another “celeb” that was a member of that political party in Iraq is Saddam Hussein. So, in case you’re some moron that’s staring at his/her monitor while drooling from one corner of the mouth and your favorite word sounds like “duhhh” and what i’m trying to convay to you doesn’t make any sense and your head kinda hurts, let me put it this way: It’s like appointing a former NAZI party member to rule Germany after World War II, after that former NAZI member has said “sowwy for the killing and stuff… 
…so, can I be prime minister?” and someone in the room goes “Yeah! What a FANTASTIC idea. I bet no one will even notice 
!!”.
Anyway, the two do seem to have the same speach writer.
“The world is better off without Saddam Hussein.” — Allawi
“The world is better off without Saddam Hussein in power.” — Bush
“There are terrorists…who seek to make our country the main battleground against freedom, democracy and civilization.” — Allawi
“The killers know that Iraq is the central front in the war on terror.” — Bush
“It’s a tough struggle with setbacks, but we are succeeding.” — Allawi
“It’s tough at times…but there is steady progress.” — Bush
“I have seen some of the images that are being shown here on television. They are disturbing.” — Allawi
“The American people have seen horrible scenes on our TV screens.” — Bush
Iraq is “emerging finally from dark ages of violence.” — Allawi
“Iraq will never return to the dark ages of tyranny.” — Bush
“Your decision to go to war in Iraq was not an easy one, but it was the right one.” — Allawi
