As Stalin once said, it’s not the votes that count, it’s who counts the votes.
Something is rotten in the State of Wisconsin. Observers should be asking themselves how the least attractive Democratic nominee in anyone’s memory — a quintessential old white man, senile to boot — managed to secure nearly 250,000 more votes than Hillary Clinton did in her glass-shattering year of 2016, an 18-percent increase.
The answer to this question is turnout, by any means necessary. In Wisconsin, an astounding 88 percent of those registered to vote seem to have voted. In Ohio, another battleground state, the turnout was a much more typical 68 percent.
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