According to UPI:
A USA Today/Gallup poll released before Tuesday's West Virginia primary indicates a majority of Democratic voters say they want the nomination race to continue.
The poll of 1,017 national adults conducted May 8-11 indicates 55 percent of likely Democratic voters say both Sens. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., and Barack Obama, D-Ill., should stay in the race.
How nice that a majority of Democrat voters would like the nomination fight that is tearing their party asunder on racial lines to continue into the summer, giving Republican nominee John McCain more time to define himself and hone his message while his general election opponent is still distracted by intraparty political warfare.
As Mr. Burns would say: "Excellent."




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