Election investigation hardly worth the wait, or the paper it’s printed on

A much delayed and much anticipated report on Wisconsin’s 2020 election is finally complete. Sort of. The Office of the Special Counsel led by Michael Gableman submitted its 136 page report yesterday. Unfortunately, it reads much like a high school term paper, with plenty of gaps while making arguments he fails to support. Like a term paper, it was submitted late, and remains incomplete. Gableman admits the investigation isn’t over, but what we’ve heard so far is more than enough. Gableman suggests the Wisconsin Legislature decertify the results of the 2020 presidential election and change the results of the popular vote. Legislative attorneys have ruled that would be illegal. The report also recommends abolishing the Wisconsin Elections Commission, a bipartisan group, and allowing partisan politicians to certify elections. He was critical of private donations by Mark Zuckerberg and others to help fund the cost of administering elections, even though three courts have ruled that was legal. This report was overdue, over budget, filled with allegations but short on specifics. Turns out it was hardly worth waiting for.