Monday, October 16, 2023

Day 1081 of GOP election denial hysteria (Trump Big Lie Clown Show, Mike Lindell edition)

 
ATTACK Of the Clown Show zombies
starring election denial king Mike Lindell
HeadlineMinneapolis Star Tribune, 10/14/2023
Mike Lindell can't back down now.\ 
The pillow salesman and the Minnesota company he built are on the edge of ruin as he continues to chase unproven election conspiracies. Admitting even a shred of doubt in his rigged-election narrative, however, could mean victory for the voting machine companies suing him for more than a billion dollars. 
So Lindell continues to seek vindication, even if it bankrupts him and costs his employees their livelihoods. 
"I would never settle in any lawsuit," Lindell said in an interview. "You don't settle for something where you've done nothing wrong."

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Day 1006 (Daire Rendon)
Day 1007 (70% of GOP voters)
Day 1011 (Peter Bernegger)
Day 1013 (Sidney Powell)
Day 1015 (Matt Maddock)
Day 1016 (Nick Sherman)
Day 1017 (Boris Epshteyn)
Day 1019 (Rudy Giuliani)
Day 1020 (Eric Burlison)
Day 1025  (Mark Finchem)
Day 1026 (Brian Schimming)
Day 1027 (Jenna Ellis)
Day 1030 (David Whipple)
Day 1031 (Jeffrey Clark, John Eastman) 
Day 1032 (Joe Oltmann)
Day 1033 (Kari Lake)
Day 1035 (Abe Hamadeh)
Day 1037 (Douglas Frank)
Day 1039 (Warren Daniel)
Day 1040 (Craig Berland)
Day 1041 (Jason Frazier)
Day 1042 (Tina Peters)
Day 1044 (Meshawn Maddock)
Day 1046  (Jim Womack)
Day 1049 (Devin LeMahieu)
Day 1051 (Shawn Still)
Day 1053 (Ron DeSantis)
Day 1054 (Kristina Karamo)
Day 1055 (Cathy Latham)
Day 1056 (Kari Lake)
Day 1057 (Janel Brandtjen)
Day 1059 (Warren Daniel)
Day 1064 (Mike Thompson)
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Day 1072 (Mike Lindell)
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2024 GOP presidential nomination polls: CNN survey confirms MAGA love of serial liar and fraud Donald Trump


Poll results:  Real Clear Politics

Full poll results here.


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October 2023

September 2023
2024 GOP presidential nomination poll from the font of wisdom and fairness otherwise known The New York Post.  (9/30)
Like watching a slow-moving train wreck.  (Emerson poll).  (9/20)
Like watching a slow-motion train wreck.  (Harris poll).  (9/15)
Like watching a slow-motion train wreck (Quinnipiac poll).  (9/13)

August 2023
GOP voters who tuned into debate like Vivek "I think abortion is murder" Ramaswamy.  (8/30)
After failing to make a dent in the 2024 Florida presidential nomination polls, hubristic Miami Mayor Frances Suarez drops out of race.  (8/29)

July 2023
When hubris is synonymous with humiliation (Talkin' about you, Francis Suarez).  (7/25)

June 2023
Polling at 5%, Mike Pence to announce presidential campaign in Des Moines.  (6/1)

May 2023
Among West Virginia GOP voters, if you're not Trump, you're nobody.  (5/30)
GOP continues to boogie its way to doomsday.  (5/2)

April 2023

March 2023

February 2023

December 2022

November 2022

Like watching a slow-motion train wreck.  (Harris poll).  (9/15)
Like watching a slow-motion train wreck (Quinnipiac poll).  (9/13)

USA box office on second weekend of October (2017-2023)


 USA box office on the second weekend of October 2023 is up 124% compared to last year when "Smile" was the top-grossing movie.  

But it's down 6% compared to the 2018 peak when "The Joker6" was the top-grossing movie.

Source:  Box Office Mojo

Headline:  Variety, 10/15/2023
“Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour” is towering over the global box office with estimates of $126 million to $130 million in its first weekend of release. It’s a seismic start for any concert film, but this is particularly impressive because it was announced just six weeks ago and unspooled on the big screen with minimal marketing dollars.

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2023

2022
Third weekend in December.  (12/19)
First weekend in December.  (12/5)
Thranksgiving 2022 daily top 10 movie grosses (Wednesday-Sunday)  (11/28)
Pre-Thanksgiving box office weekend down 47% from 2017 peak.  (11/21)
Going down: October 2022 box office drops 44% compare
d to 2018. (11/3)