Interesting. Although I've been a long-time Dean supporter, and still support him, I look forward to a Kerry/Edwards race. Until recently Edwards was my preference, but now I'm not so sure. Both have strengths and weaknesses, and I can't balance them out.

Dean looks even worse if you just look at what he did last night--a little better than half of Wesley Clark's voters and a little worse than a third of John Edwards' support. Of course, the good news is that he didn't spend much money on the states voting last night, so his cost per vote may have been lower than for the entire campaign ;^).

Dean's candidacy was the only real differentiation from the Republicans. Kerry is an old world Ted Kennedy Democrat, in short boring and mired in outdated thought with a history of inaction. Edwards? Gimme a break. Let the kid grow up and come back in 20 years. Dean compaign is dead. The General is a joke. Democrats have choices. All of them are bad. So it looks like a campaign of the Bad vs. Bad, politics as usual, when Nov. rolls around and we have the next "election."