So what are you gonna do about it?

With Mubarak in the lead, and amidst reports of massive fraud from opposition and monitors, Ayman Nour is asking for an election re-run that he isn't going to get. Why? Well... A decision would have to come from the Presidential Election Commission, which is immune from judicial review and which has ignored many opposition complaints about the poll. Those are the same people who fought tooth and nail to prevent any kind of monitoring of the election. And naturaly.. Mubarak's campaign spokesman, Mohamed Kamal, said Nour was attacking the process because he was going to lose. And the US' opinion? In Washington, State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said the U.S. government was following the election closely and called the vote "a beginning." "These elections really mark a historic departure for Egypt, in the fact that you have multicandidate presidential elections. I think it's safe to say that Egyptians have not seen a presidential election like the one they have just seen in their lifetimes," he told reporters. No, Sean. I have to disagree with you there. We have seen ones like this one before, every single time actually. Whatever...