In analyzing the results of the December 1990 presidential elections in Serbia, a colleague proclaimed fourth-placed Vojislav Seselj their “moral winner ” At those elections Seselj won 100,000 votes, even though he admitted at the time that the Serbian Chetnik Movement did not have more than 10,000 members, if it had that many. “Whoever wins […]
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