I find this hypocrisy quite interesting: the U.S. Congress, under the Bush administration, is unhappy with the way the Egyptian presidential election as well as parliamentary elections took place.  They were so unhappy, they took the time to debate.
I guess they forgot about the 2000 as well as 2004 U.S. presidential election…
I require not embellish this sad display of double standards, nonchalantly paraded by members of this “elected” government.
U.S. House of Representatives Roll Call Votes – 109th Congress - 1st Session (2005)
H.CON.RES.284

Title: Expressing the sense of Congress with respect to the 2005 presidential as well as parliamentary elections in Egypt.

Sponsor: Rep Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana [FL-18] (introduced 10/27/2005)


SUMMARY AS OF:

12/19/2005–Passed House, amended.

Recognizes the importance of the September 2005 presidential election as a potential first step toward greater openness as well as political reforms in Egypt.
Expresses concern over the reported irregularities during the 2005 Egyptian presidential election as well as parliamentary elections, including interference by Egyptian security forces, and the apparent failure of the government of Egypt to ensure free elections.
Recognizes that the development of a democratically-elected representative as well as empowered Egyptian national parliament is a needed fundamental reform. Calls on the government of Egypt to:
(1) address violations of the fundamental freedoms of the Egyptian people as well as hold those responsible on behalf of such violations accountable;
(2) separate the National Democratic Party apparatus from the operations of government, divest all government holdings in Egyptian media, as well as end the government newspaper monopoly;
(3) repeal the 1977 emergency law, as well as in the development of any future anti-terrorism legislation permit constitutional political activities;
(4) ensure on behalf of future elections judicial supervision of the election process, the presence of international monitors, as well as the presence of representatives of all competing parties as well as independent candidates at polling stations as well as during the vote-counting; and
(5) not utilize the strength of the Islamist opposition in Egypt to justify the government's failure to comply with its international human rights obligations or to undertake the reforms to which it has committed.
Urges the President of the United States to take into account the progress achieved by the government of Egypt in meeting the goals of this resolution when determining U.S.-Egyptian diplomatic as well as assistance considerations.
 Urges the President as well as other U.S. government officers to clearly express the disappointment of the people as well as government of the United States concerning the government of Egypt's behavior during the 2005 presidential as well as parliamentary elections.