MyPillow Guy Wants To Be The New Chair Of The Republican Party

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell says that he's tired of the leadership of RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel, and suggested during a recent broadcast that he might be the one that takes over after her. Lindell suggested that he could challenge the longtime Republican leader after criticizing her for not doing enough to spread lies about the 2020 election, something he's done better than anyone else. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

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Republican National Committee Chair Ron McDaniel has come under fire recently for, well, basically being a horrible loser. You know, 20, 20 18, 20 20, 20 22. The last three elections, Republicans have not seen the gains that were expected, or they got outright decimated in the elections all while Ronna Romney McDaniel was serving as the chair of the party. So now you've got all these Republicans coming outta the woodwork saying she's gotta go. She is hurting us. She is not good at her job. One of the more prominent people that has come out and Ron McDaniel as a complete and total loser is South Dakota, governor Christie Nom. Now Christie, no's name is one that I have personally floated, is somebody we need to keep an eye on for 2024, either as Trump's running mate or as a candidate herself. But there's another person that's also very outspoken right now about Ronald McDaniel and how much of a failure she is.

And that person happens to be MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell. Mike Lindell is now floating the possibility that he may challenge Ron McDaniel to become the new head of the Republican Party. During a recent segment on his Frank speech platform. Mike Lindell had this to say, we need someone who knows how to run a business to lead one of the most important organizations in our country. One of the things I will tell you, you know, we will never, ever stop to get rid of these dominion machines and make this the best elections in world history in our country. We need someone, everybody. And I would step into that if God willing, all right, God, it's on you. Now, God has to make the decision about whether or not Mike Lindell gets to challenge Ron McDaniel to be the next leader of the entire Republican Party. The, uh, election denying conspiracy theory, spewing pillow salesman has a decent chance, I would say, of becoming the next head of the Republican Party.

Um, I'm okay with that. I'm not gonna lie, I am totally 100% on board with Mike Lindell running the Republican Party into the ground because that is exactly what he would do because this guy has proven time and time again that he doesn't know anything about politics and he is not very good at the legal stuff either. And politics and law kind of go hand in hand. And Mike Lindell, of course, has his own legal problems that he is trying to completely ignore, even though he continues to lose in court. And he will eventually stand trial, a trial, actually multiple trials that stand a very strong

Likelihood of destroying his business and forcing him to liquidate and sell it. He doesn't have the money to pay for the lawsuits. If he loses all of them, hell, if he loses one of them and they hit him for the full amount he is being sued for, he doesn't even have a third of the money to pay for that. So yeah, Mike Lindell's in serious Financial trouble, he says he's spending 20 million of his own money a month, challenging the election results to no avail. He's also listed as a person of interest in that criminal inquiry happening, happening in Colorado. So yeah, kind of sounds like the perfect guy for Republicans to put in charge of their party. He may be facing criminal charges. We know he's facing multiple civil lawsuits that total into the billions. He spews conspiracy theories like they're good mornings on a crowded walkway. Why not put him in charge of your party guys? Seems like exactly what you deserve based on what you've become.