'Somebody give this guy a job': Internet trolls Mike Lindell as he announces his ‘Flipping Democrats Project’ to support Donald Trump

Social media users brutally ridiculed Mike Lindell's plan to switch Democrats and get them to vote for Donald Trump
Mike Lindell reportedly announced a new project to get Democrats to vote for Donald Trump (Getty Images)
Mike Lindell reportedly announced a new project to get Democrats to vote for Donald Trump (Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell shared his new plan of getting Democrats to vote for his favored candidate in the 2024 election, former president Donald Trump, during an interview with Steve Bannon on his podcast 'War Room'.

While Lindell appeared confident of his scheme, netizens did not share his enthusiasm and trolled the far-right conspiracy theorist on X (formerly Twitter).

FARGO, ND - JUNE 27:  Michael J. Lindell (L) CEO of My Pillow, cheers as U.S. president Donald Trump
Michael J Lindell cheers as Donald Trump addresses a rally (Getty Images)

Mike Lindell's plan to get Democrats to vote for Donald Trump

Speaking with Bannon on his podcast, Lindell claimed that he had not been relaxing but "working on a new plan that we are going to do in all 3143 counties."

"It's my new 'Flipping Democrats Project,'" he stated, urging the audience to check out his website "to get out in front of this."

"Steve, you have so many groups going after our base and the independence. We are going right into the heart of the Democrats and we are getting them all into the common sense bucket," continued Lindell, before the host interrupted him to ask how he expected to accomplish his goal.

"We are going to educate them... because their eyes are open now, they are open to hearing all of the problems we have. They can see it right in front of them. We have been doing this at a small level. I just spent a lot of time in Chicago about a month ago, and it was overwhelming. Everybody was flipping to this common sense bucket bucket of Donald Trump," Lindell replied.



 

Internet brutally trolled Mike Lindell's plan

"Some people just never tire of losing," a user on X wrote in response to Lindell's proposal.



 

"How ironic! Todays the first day of my new project called 'Democrats flipping off MAGA' where we follow Mike Lindell around and mock him," jibed another.



 

"Lindell can't even flip a pillow," quipped a third.



 

"Somebody give this guy a job. Poor dude is bankrupt beyond belief. Surely he can flip burgers or something," wrote a fourth user.



 

"Pretty soon he'll be starting his flipping pancakes at IHOP project," chided a fifth.



 

"Every time he announces a new plan i am confident of its failure. I don't even have to hear the details," read a sixth comment.



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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