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It doesn't need to consume the entire weekend to prove to the majority that the election was stolen and must be reversed.

Somewhere between 54% - 57% of the American Public already believes the election was stolen. That's based on the numerous articles and polls I've followed on this topic.

I don't think Mike Lindell's going to change any minds on the other side. I suspect any conversations on this topic over the Thanksgiving weekend will be short and along the lines of "See! Told you so!"

I'd love to be wrong here, really I would. I just don't think I will be based on all the people I know and talk to on a daily basis.

Somewhere between 54% - 57% of the American Public already believes the election was stolen. That's based on the numerous articles and polls I've followed on this topic.

Believing the election was stolen, and having enough hard evidence to overturn the results are two different things. Any good lawyer knows that cases depend on evidence, not beliefs. I do think that many Dems can be swayed by the argument that the Uniparty controls D.C. There's always a Manchin or a Sinema to thwart the progressive agenda, just like there's always a McCain or Romney to do the same to the true conservative agenda. I work on these people that they will never get what they want until the elections get cleaned up. The same Big Money controls both parties. I think people are "getting it".