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Now, whoever our next president may be,

will face many challenges, especially in the foreign policy arena,

the greatest of which may be how to deal with the overwhelming volume of goodwill

left over from still President Bush's, let's call

it two-term democracy spreading jamboree.

To examine the bounty, one of these lucky contenders will be reaping.

We check in with our new segment, Fruits of Democracy!

Tonight, our latest Democratic offspring, Iraq.

Did you know our baby turns five this month?

And you're not going to believe this.

She's already having play dates.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

became the first Middle Eastern leader to visit Iraq since Saddam Hussein fell.

Of, let's say, natural causes?

Now, obviously, a visit from the Iranian leader to Iraq prompt some concern.

And still, President Bush has a clear message he'd like the Iraqis to deliver to Ahmadinejah.

The message needs to be, you know, quit sending in a sophisticated equipment that's killing our citizens.

Stop exporting terror.

The international community is serious about continue to isolate Iran.

A strong message to send.

But the Iraqi government owes us.

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