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Mike Lindell, arguably. He lost a ton of business by injecting himself into politics and doing what he thought was putting his country first.
by yonaguska 4y ago
Mike Lindell, arguably. He lost a ton of business by injecting himself into politics and doing what he thought was putting his country first.
- lupire 4y agoLindell just wanted to sell to gullible Trunp fans and make himself a celebrity and power broker for a fascist. The good of the country wasn't a factor.
- dtjb 4y agoI'd be interested in the stats, but my perception is that he (and his products) are much more well-known now than before. I always saw his foray into politics as a very aggressive niching strategy. He saw Trump's momentum and hitched his wagon. He might have lost Costco and their low margins, but he picked up an army of high-margin D2C sympathizers who have been shown to be generous with their money (if the cause is right).