KIEV, UKRAINE - The Ukraine is looking more like a divided people and less like a united nation these days. Split down the middle in political and philosophical terms, the former Soviet State is torn between which candidate -- Viktor Yanukovich or Viktor Yushchenko -- won its election on the 21st of November. Which one becomes the nation’s next president is anyone’s guess, and everyone agrees whoever it is won’t have an easy time unless he learns the art of compromise.
In a move most FOX analysts see as a sign of desperation and hopeless division, Ukrainians are taking their contested election to its Supreme Court. When such political crises are taken out of a nation’s electoral process, and thrown into its judicial realm, according to Vice President Cheney, that nation’s stability is doomed. "If you want a strong, united country, it helps to have a real kick-ass, fifty-one percent
