I almost stopped at the attribution of “actual historical perspective” to Gingrich. It’s like saying Clever Hans actually worked math problems or Koko spoke English. Gingrich made the right sounds, but he never betrayed any knowledge.This feels redolent of a Gingrich move but without the actual historical perspective and with the same words said over and over. https://t.co/LY6xCqSXyU
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) November 28, 2021
Either way, Gingrichian or not, this is Mike Lindell quality rambling. It doesn’t conform to any form of reality at all. But it’s the clearest, and therefor stupidest, statement of the argument changes in election law (obviously allowed in over 60 cases) led to Trump’s loss. This is Trump’s version of “opening the machines.” In fact, this is Lindell’s fiasco, just a la Trump.
As Mike Lindell concludes his 96-hour marathon to convince America to rise up and demand the Supreme Court accept his case, he sounds pretty damn beaten down and defeated. Poor guy. #ETTD pic.twitter.com/zpeC5N5ew5
— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) November 29, 2021
What is it about rich people in America being completely insane? This is redolent of being completely divorced from reality.QAnon-connected figure Patrick Byrne in a new video claimed that Trump will be reinstated as president sometime in 2022, but that he hoped Michael Flynn (who has pushed QAnon previously) would become president if Trump didn't want to be reinstated or be president again. https://t.co/LDfej9MYHd pic.twitter.com/3AX8pFTC2Y
— Alex Kaplan (@AlKapDC) November 29, 2021
I had a wonderful fantasy that we would confiscate all of the billionaires' and millionaires' money and thus eliminating that danger to democracy here, at least. That list of proposed Constitutional Amendments you posted a while back had one that would limit the total income anyone could have at one million dollars but I think even that might be too much. Feed them to the camels. That'll learn 'em.
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