Trump called Jan. 6 defendants 'great American Patriots' and defended the nearly $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund he negotiated with his own administration — a deal that also hands him and his sons immunity from tax enforcement.
Lindell's 2021 Cyber Symposium promised '100 percent, non-subjective evidence' that Trump won. It produced no evidence, a $5 million judgment against him, and the platform he's running for governor on today.
In 2010, Tracey Mann said the president needed to 'come forth with his papers.' The Hutchinson News took back its endorsement three days after making it. His campaign called it a slip — but he had said it twice, a month apart.
As Kansas Attorney General, Derek Schmidt demanded to see Barack Obama's birth certificate in 2012 — and told police not to enforce a COVID gathering limit days before Easter in 2020, after the state had already traced outbreaks to churches.
Jay Clayton was asked repeatedly who won the 2020 election. He wouldn't answer. Collins voted yes anyway, and explained that the Director of National Intelligence 'does not certify elections.'
Standing next to Trump at the GM Proving Grounds, the Republican running for Michigan governor repeated the Big Lie in a single sentence. It's the same thing he did after losing his own race in 2020.
Two courts have already blocked the order, saying the Constitution gives states — not presidents — the power to run elections. Twelve Republican attorneys general are backing it anyway.
Creditors are chasing MyPillow for more than $25 million in unpaid bills, and Lindell's election lies could still cost him hundreds of millions more — as he asks Minnesota to hand him the state budget.
That's one of three. He also cheered on the cuts that took $37.7 million from the University of Tennessee system, and after 15 years in Congress his lifetime environmental score is 2%.