MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Wins Razzie Award for 2020 Election Documentary Newsweek 6 hrs ago Darragh Roche © JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images MyPillow CEO Michael Lindell laughs during a Keep Iowa Great press conference in Des Moines, IA, on February 3, 2020. Lindell s film about the 2020 election scooped two Razzies on Saturday.
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell scooped two awards at the annual Razzies ceremony on Saturday for his movie about the 2020 presidential election. The event highlights the worst aspects of film over the previous year.
Lindell was awarded Worst Actor for his role in his own production,
Absolute Proof. Billed as a documentary, the two-hour movie posits that a Chinese cyberattack flipped the election from former President Donald Trump to President Joe Biden.
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Andrew Giuliani, a former top aide to President Donald Trump and son of “America’s Mayor,” is “heavily considering” a bid for governor of New York in 2022, potentially setting up an epic clash between the two biggest political families in recent New York history.
“I plan to run,” Giuliani told Secrets.
Yes, Andrew Giuliani, the overgrown boy who, at 35, has apparently held precisely two full-time jobs as an adult unsuccessful golf pro and presidential aide who, as Wikipedia put it, helped arrange sports teams’ visits to the White House, and interfaces between the White House and a number of business, nonprofit, and other groups (for a salary that topped out at $95,000 a year) now considers himself qualified to run the fourth most populous state in the union. Hey, why work your way up? (Say what you will about the man Giuliani hopes to defeat, fellow scion Andrew Cuomo, but he at least took a few lower-tier jobs before running for governor.)