To make things easier big-government Democrats made the Iowa Caucus harder. And then they screwed that up. Yes, the Iowa Caucus debacle is the new poster child for planned rule. Experts who know nothing executing a convoluted system designed to fail.
It is the morning after the Iowa caucus and the Democrats in Iowa have no idea who won but Republicans did.
Donald J. Trump cruised to victory in Iowa with 97.15% of the vote.
Republicans had their caucuses counted, tallied, and reported before midnight. It’s morning on the east coast and Democrats still have no idea how their candidates fared.
Russian Collusion!? Nope, Clinton flunky Robby Mook.
As the clock ticked over to Tuesday the GOP had reported all of its precinct results. The Democrats were the polar opposite– 0% reported. A number of explanations were given for the fact that no one was sure of the result. Some had said there was a delay in the count, then ‘’quality control’’ was cited, and then more detailed news came that there was an issue with the integrity of some of the results. It gradually came to be revealed that the problem could be attributed to a reporting app that was failing to a varying degree.
Mook says he “didn’t build that” app. But?
This statement defies a report that appeared in the Des Moines Register just last week that detailed how the state party was employing the new system. It was vetted by the Defending Digital Democracy Project, a system launched with Mook to aid in election security. Further, he was named as one of those who worked directly with setting up the system.
Democrats want to ban electricity, perhaps they should start with technology. It’s not doing them any favors. Everyone thinks something is up. And the Sanders folks, who are already on edge, might not have to wait for the Convention to burn the party down. They may want to get started today, in Iowa. If the results are not to their liking.