Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
Trump said "I know the best people" and he got The Three Stooges: Rudi Giuliani, Sydney 'The Kraken Woman' Powell, Mike 'The Pillow Guy' Lindell.
So what happens now after Trump was not re-instated to POTUS like the Far Right said? Will it be September? October? Infinity?
Trump's Dream Team is masquerading as The Three Stooges. What a laugher.
During his Monday night appearance on "Frank Speech," his internet program, Mike 'The Pillow Guy' Lindell said that one of his planes had broken down over the past week, which he saw as a "divine" message.
"I was so happy when I came out of Missouri [last week], and, actually, my plane broke, and I know that was God's way of saying, 'You aren't missing this meeting,'" he said. "It was just a divine appointment."
According to Khaya Himmelman, a reporter for the Dispatch who attended Lindell's ill-fated South Dakota event, the pillow king "has nowhere left to go, and the game is finally over."
Even Lindell's most loyal followers "could never say for certain that he had the 'evidence,'" Himmelman continued, "but now it's abundantly clear that he doesn't, and he never did. I think as we get further and further away from this election, any association with Lindell will be seen as highly embarrassing, so more and more of his already dwindling following will quietly distance themselves."
There are still unanswered questions, Himmelman added, about Lindell's rise and fall as a MAGA-world star: "We also might end up seeing who's really behind Lindell," she said.
Most of Lindell's supposed evidence of election fraud, as Himmelman noted, was likely provided by self-appointed "investigative journalist" and right-wing operative Mary Fanning, whose sole source was a discredited former government contractor named Dennis Montgomery, "who has a long history of making outlandish claims that fail to come true," as the Daily Beast wrote last November. Fanning and Montgomery are viewed with immense suspicion even among Trump supporters and Republicans, which may explain why Lindell has been completely ignored in recent months by Fox News and other conservative outlets.
So what happens now after Trump was not re-instated to POTUS like the Far Right said? Will it be September? October? Infinity?
Trump's Dream Team is masquerading as The Three Stooges. What a laugher.
During his Monday night appearance on "Frank Speech," his internet program, Mike 'The Pillow Guy' Lindell said that one of his planes had broken down over the past week, which he saw as a "divine" message.
"I was so happy when I came out of Missouri [last week], and, actually, my plane broke, and I know that was God's way of saying, 'You aren't missing this meeting,'" he said. "It was just a divine appointment."
According to Khaya Himmelman, a reporter for the Dispatch who attended Lindell's ill-fated South Dakota event, the pillow king "has nowhere left to go, and the game is finally over."
Even Lindell's most loyal followers "could never say for certain that he had the 'evidence,'" Himmelman continued, "but now it's abundantly clear that he doesn't, and he never did. I think as we get further and further away from this election, any association with Lindell will be seen as highly embarrassing, so more and more of his already dwindling following will quietly distance themselves."
There are still unanswered questions, Himmelman added, about Lindell's rise and fall as a MAGA-world star: "We also might end up seeing who's really behind Lindell," she said.
Most of Lindell's supposed evidence of election fraud, as Himmelman noted, was likely provided by self-appointed "investigative journalist" and right-wing operative Mary Fanning, whose sole source was a discredited former government contractor named Dennis Montgomery, "who has a long history of making outlandish claims that fail to come true," as the Daily Beast wrote last November. Fanning and Montgomery are viewed with immense suspicion even among Trump supporters and Republicans, which may explain why Lindell has been completely ignored in recent months by Fox News and other conservative outlets.
