DrLove
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Seems Lindell's treatment isn't going very well.You are lazy for making a claim and then not backing that shit up and making folks try to look it up.so lazy people can exercise their minds, by looking it up themselvesSo if Newsweek was indeed reporting that, why did you not include Newsweek's link?
Both Google and Duckduck hid that article down deep you n00b. I had to use Startpage to find it.
Most wouldn't even think to use Startpage, or might not even know what Startpage is.
Mike Lindell Says Trump 'Will Be Back in Office in August'
"The election of 2020 is going bye-bye," the MyPillow CEO claimed in podcast hosted by Steve Bannon.www.newsweek.com
Mike Lindell's biggest gamble: Giving hard sell to baseless election fraud claims
After a lifetime of big risks, the MyPillow CEO bet he could discredit a presidential election.www.startribune.com
". . . What are the odds now?
No one looms larger over the 2022 Minnesota governor's race right now than Lindell, early as it is.
Roughly a half-dozen Republicans — most with far deeper backgrounds in electoral politics — are testing the waters. Yet in a sign of Lindell's strength, Minnesota Republican Party Chair Jennifer Carnahan vowed in a post on Twitter last fall that her party would make Lindell the state's next governor. She has since said she can't comment on would-be candidates before the party endorsement. Carnahan's tweet prompted a state senator to challenge her for party leadership this spring. Even the potential of a Lindell run has prompted targeted fundraising pushes by the Minnesota DFL Party and Gov. Tim Walz's re-election campaign in a way no other potential challenger has so far.
Lindell insists that he won't run if the same voting machines are still in use. Minnesota election officials noted that just six counties used Dominion equipment in the election, five of which were won by Trump.
Talk of a potential run for governor gained momentum a year ago when Lindell — by then "honorary chair" of Trump's re-election campaign in Minnesota — declared that he was strongly considering challenging Walz.
Yet multiple state Republican Party operatives calculate that there is virtually no chance Lindell runs. Some question his ability to remain disciplined, others believe the election fraud quest and subsequent lawsuit tank his viability.
"I think it definitely was [a possibility] a year ago at this time," said Amy Koch, a GOP strategist and former state Senate majority leader. "But that was before January 6, 2021, and all of his statements since the elections."
But conventional wisdom has never guided Lindell, and he doesn't sound like a man shutting the door on a run for office. He likes to say he would manage Minnesota as he does MyPillow. And Lindell still sermonizes about what he sees as the shortcomings in Walz's response to COVID-19 and civil unrest.
"One of the things I have an advantage in is I don't have to announce until the very last minute because everyone knows me," Lindell said. "My name is out there.
Lindell is working with screenwriters to turn his 2019 book into a movie. He said he recently called them to insist his fight over the election results — that bad part of the movie that the hero must overcome — be added.
"This has all changed," Lindell said he told them. "This is bringing me to a level that I've never thought God would bring me to."
Be nice OL. Mike is trying EVER so hard!
