The story that most of the media wishes to ignore, the one that could determine the outcome of the November election, is the high level of voting in the GOP contests and the correspondingly low Democrat turnout.  The preliminary raw vote totals from Super Tuesday seem to continue the trend that was already evident: we are witnessing “The Incredible Shrinking Democratic Party,” whose support among white voters is declining rapidly (down 44% in South Carolina), while black and other minority turnout is not even rising for them. Stephen Dinan reports in the Washington Times that the trend continued yesterday: Virginia’s GOP primary tallied more than 1 million votes, shattering the record set in 2000 by more than 50 percent. Democrats, meanwhile, were 200,000 votes shy of their own record, set in the contested 2008 primary. In Tennessee, GOP turnout crossed the 800,000-vote mark, leapfrogging the previous record by nearly 50 percent. Records were also...(Read Full Post)