Yet again...

We had exit polls presented before the polls closed - despite promises this would not happen.

What actually amazes me though are the voices saying it's now time for Dean to drop out. Let's see... with 82% of the votes in, he's twice what Clark or Edwards got. Maybe we could actually run the primaries and caucuses and let the voters decide?

Oh sure, we'll have people fall out, just as Iowa brought the end to the single female candidate. But let's not perpetuate the mockery of democracy practiced too often in this country, especially since Election 2000, by telling any candidate who doesn't win they must go.