A conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Anne Applebaum about her interview with Mike Lindell, his extremist conspiracies and his grip on the Trumpist base.
So, clearly, this guy is nuts. But that is not my interest right now -- I am off on a tangent again.
My focus is his appearance. He looks ugly.
I mean, Michael, I see your face on your web pages, and you appear to me to be a man who, while angry at injustice, is basically a good and happy man. I like your smile.
But I see this man, Lindell, and I only see ugliness. I wonder sometimes, if the left leaning media pre-selects images in which certain people come off ugly. But I did a search and found every single image of this man to be ugly. Then I have to wonder if *I* see ugliness because I KNOW his hate. But that does not seem to work.
What is it, about these people on the right, that I see ugliness on their faces alone. Sometimes, I wonder if there is an objective sense of goodness and that evil eventually shows up on the face. Even the pictures where he is smiling, seem ugly -- he does not KNOW how to smile from happiness.
So, clearly, this guy is nuts. But that is not my interest right now -- I am off on a tangent again.
My focus is his appearance. He looks ugly.
I mean, Michael, I see your face on your web pages, and you appear to me to be a man who, while angry at injustice, is basically a good and happy man. I like your smile.
But I see this man, Lindell, and I only see ugliness. I wonder sometimes, if the left leaning media pre-selects images in which certain people come off ugly. But I did a search and found every single image of this man to be ugly. Then I have to wonder if *I* see ugliness because I KNOW his hate. But that does not seem to work.
What is it, about these people on the right, that I see ugliness on their faces alone. Sometimes, I wonder if there is an objective sense of goodness and that evil eventually shows up on the face. Even the pictures where he is smiling, seem ugly -- he does not KNOW how to smile from happiness.