World | Bush administration Bush Demands Action Against Zimbabwe Calls election a 'sham,' orders sanctions; Rice vows UN resolution By Kevin Spak Posted Jun 28, 2008 1:00 PM CDT Copied Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, left, meets with unidentified Zimbabwean electoral officials in Harare, Saturday, June 28, 2008, a day after the country went to the polls in a runoff election. (AP Photo) Washington is seeking ways to punish Robert Mugabe for his violent "sham" of an election, President Bush said today. Bush has ordered Condoleezza Rice and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson to work up sanctions against Zimbabwe, which ran a runoff ballot yesterday with Mugabe the sole candidate. Rice vowed to "press for strong action by the United Nations" against the African nation. Read These Next Disturbing turn of events in case of a teen found dead on a cruise. He was an Olympian. Now he's the FBI's most wanted. Document reveals how Diane Ladd died. Earhart experts not exactly excited about the latest document dump. Report an error