since Musharraf seems to be an authoritarian dictator who couldn care less about democracy, why would the U.S. support him?
You know, of all the FAQs you and I have done together that was by far the best question you’ve ever asked. And you’re right, the U.S. does ram democracy down the throats of just about every country it can, but in this case, the idea of democracy isn’t as important as fighting the “War on Terror” and finding Osama bin Laden, who we know without a doubt is hiding in the remote mountains of Pakistan.
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