Following His Primary Loss, Lindell Has Questions About the Numbers 

Originally published at: Following His Primary Loss, Lindell Has Questions About the Numbers

Now-failed Minnesota gubernatorial candidate and prolific 2020 election denier Mike Lindell lost his bid for Minnesota governor on Tuesday night to the state’s Republican House Speaker Lisa Demuth, who received 44.7% of the vote. Predictably, however, Lindell now has some questions about the results of his primary loss, and what he claims could be “anomalies”…

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Counting-I never knew counting could be such a hard concept.

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Indian numerals, Arabic equations, calculators manufactured in China, women outside the kitchen doing math…it’s all rotten to the core. Back in the good old days you found a homeless guy, got him drunk, then made him vote fifty times in increasingly absurd disguises. It was a simpler time.

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Here’s hoping he manages to disrupt the winner’s campaign and make the GOP spend a lot of money defending the result.

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The quintessential temper tantrum coming from someone who just can’t believe he isn’t beloved by all.

Go home, Mike. It’s over.

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Nothing makes sense to the nonsensical.

What a clown.

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In the immortal words of Bugs Bunny, what a maroon!

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Correct me if I’m wrong, the primary is when your own party votes on which member of your own party gets to represent your party in the election, so if the vote is rigged it is rigged by your party.

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Great work!

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Exactly, the rot goes deeper than we initially expected!

I love this for him—what a jackass.

Bro, do us all a favor and shave your mustache.

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Uneducated crackhead says what now?

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And here’s hoping it reduces the amount of support the state GOP has to spend on down ballot races too.

But of course …

Following His Primary Loss, Lindell Has Questions About the Numbers

This was as predictable as the sun coming up!
If he didn’t win - he definitely was going to claim that something was corrupt …

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Election denying by elected officials without evidence needs to be prosecuted the same as perjury, since it’s essentially that

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Like his orange patron, who knows the great crime of the reflecting pool even if his hand-picked attorney lost their nerve, Lindell is a truth teller even if the Minnesota GOP can’t handle the truth

Which would be well within their MO.

And jeebus, that effing idiot wouldn’t know a statistical deviation from a black hole up his ass.