The Wall Street Journal has an opinoin piece about the Minnesota Senate election recount.  The Minnesota recount can be compared to the Washington state governor’s race of a few years ago.  It took two recounts to steal it, but the Democrats (with the help of union and far left money) managed to walk away with a victory.  It involved ‘enhancing’ votes to allow machines to read them.  It involved counting votes that mysteriously appeared after never having been secured.  Ballot reconcilliation reports were falsified (election workers were disciplined), and generally the whole process became fraudulent.  We are watching a replay in Minnesota.  The only way to avoid this is to avoid close elections.  I do wonder how many people in Minnesota wanted to be represented by Al Franken in the Senate.