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Trump’s Downfall Bears a Striking Resemblance to the Final Days of Ted Bundy
Trump’s visit to the Wall shows that it dawned on him: he’s lost
There’s been much clamor this week about the MyPillow CEO, Mike Lindell, visiting Trump at the White House. That’s right, the same guy you might recognize from the MyPillow commercials has been in communications with the White House over the past few weeks, as Trump’s last few days as President are winding down.
Today is Trump’s last full day in office.
Lindell paid a visit to Trump at the White House a few days ago, and photographers were able to snap a photo of the notes he’d written on a piece of paper which basically spelled out an idea for a possible coup.
Yes. Another one.
He’s been beating the #StopTheSteal drum and claiming falsely, with no proof, that the election was stolen from Donald Trump. Fact check: it wasn’t.
Congress had confirmed Biden’s victory within hours of the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol. And now, even Mitch McConnell is siding with the Democrats and norms saying explicitly that Trump provoked the riot at the Capitol.
