The Democratic caucus election in Iowa took place yesterday, and, as of this moment, the results have not yet been released. Many people are blaming the Russians, but it’s clear that the Russians must have interfered in the Republican caucus to get Donald Trump quickly and easily elected there. Here are the real reasons why the Democratic caucus results are taking so long to get released.
1. An Asian-looking guy sneezed in a results counting room, causing an immediate evacuation of 6 surrounding counties.
2. The Iowa caucus was hacked by New Hampshire, long jealous of Iowa’s first-in-the-nation voting status.
3. It took 17 hours 42 minutes just to explain how the caucus voting works.
4. Because the Iowa caucuses work by determining viable candidates, delays were caused due to having to get a doctor’s opinion on whether 78-year-old Bernie Sanders and 77-year-old Joe Biden are actually viable.
5. No matter how many times they counted and who came up as the winner of the caucus, Hillary Clinton kept winning the popular vote.
6. Republicans in the Iowa State Senate blocked the release of the results until they could do a thorough investigation of Hunter Biden and Burisma.
7. Several progressive groups tried to block the vote counting on the grounds that the digit symbols had been culturally appropriated from the Arabic culture, and that counting is exploitative and inherently unequal because it always puts certain numbers ahead of the others.
8. The results were supposed to be reported using a smartphone app. Unfortunately, as everyone knows, whenever you grab a phone to actually do something useful on one of its apps for once, you always find yourself scrolling through Facebook 6 hours later without a vaguest idea what made you grab the phone in the first place.
9. Many caucus votes who came prepared to “vote blue no matter who” were confused when they couldn’t find this Bluenomatterwho person on the ballot, eventually casting their votes for Mayor Pete assuming that’s how “Buttigieg” must be pronounced.
10. Reason #10 will be released later, as soon as complete list of reasons becomes available.
List of X 
😂 Your observations are spot on, X, especially reason #10!
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Thank you. And I am more and more getting the feeling that we may never find out the reason #10, or what the Iowa results were.
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Another crazy reason could be:
In many precincts, people were noticed raising both hands as the ‘hand count’ was going on.
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and some of these raised weren’t even hands.
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Any of these reasons are as ludicrous as the truth, so we may as well pick a funny one. Let’s put it to a vote!
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But what if we put it to a vote and then never find out which one won?
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Then we call for a recount, blame everyone but ourselves, and go on all the news channels to appeal to our base to obscure the issue behind some new crisis.
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Reblogged this on It Is What It Is and commented:
IOWA Caycus disaster … ‘Here are the real reasons why the Democratic caucus results are taking so long to get released.’
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Thank you for the reblog!
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You’re most welcome!!
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#11. This is the Democratic Party’s way of moving the Iowa caucuses back to a calendar date of appropriate irrelevancy, without telling Iowa.
All very funny reasons. And it makes sense that Russia actually hacked the Republican caucuses. Looks like Walsh and Weld don’t stand a chance.
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If the Democratic party really is moving the Iowa caucuses to its most appropriate date of relevancy, then we should get Iowa’s results some time in mid-November.
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😆
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They stuck the cauc in us… uh… so to speak…?
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And Booty Judge won.
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Ha!
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