democracy?

I wonder if anyone remembers that part of the reason the US bombed Iraq was "to promote democracy." Has anyone checked out the latest results of the Kenyan presidential elections? Ask a few people who know, like my partner and his parents. Kibaki, the incumbent, who has support from Daniel arap Moi (who was notoriously corrupt and whose administration imprisoned and intimidated my partner's parents when their pro-democracy magazine challenged his practices)....anyway Kibaki has been declared the victor only after accusations of early polling-place irregularity, after his administration suspended giving results about half way through (when his opponent Odinga was leading by a large margin and Kibaki's party had been losing parliamentary seats), after they barred all EU election monitors from the tallying place. There are riots in Kenya, maybe a hundred people are dead, because people know they've been cheated.
Just thought it should be on more peoples' radar screens. Voter fraud, intimidation of the press, and corruption are not new there, but this election, with a turnout of around 70%, represented many hopes for positive change. Unfortunately, corruption has won again.
I'm not calling for the US to bomb anyone, but I think if we're going to champion democracy, there ought to be some strong pressure on Kibaki's administration.