Baghdad Burning talks about American television in Iraq.
Don't they get Rush, too?

Riverbend is the Iraqi blogger who writes Baghdad Burning. She tells us that they are now getting American television, which is so sad. After two minutes of women's rights in Afghanistan, 1 minute of army training in Iraq and 20 minutes of Terri Shiavo, along with an interview with Sabrina of Abu Graib fame who never had a seminar on the Geneva convention, she says:

Well, I have a suggestion for a reality show. Take 15 Bush supporters and throw them in a house in the suburbs of, say, Falloojeh (Fallujah) for at least 14 days. We could watch them cope with the water problems, the lack of electricity, the checkpoints, the raids, the Iraqi National Guard, the bombings, and -- oh yeah -- the "insurgents." We could watch their house get bombed to the ground, their few belongings crushed under the weight of cement and brick, or simply burned or riddled with bullets. We could see them try to rebuild their life with their bare hands and the equivalent of $150.

I’d not only watch that reality show, I’d tape every episode