
The Stone Zone with Roger Stone · Thursday · 37 min
The Pillow Fight in Minnesota
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This episode breaks down the Minnesota Republican primary defeat of MyPillow founder Mike Lindell, explaining why Lindell's late campaign pivot to favor amnesty for illegal immigrants cost him a Trump-endorsed victory. Stone delivers a hard-hitting critique of Lindell's immediate claims of election fraud, arguing that election integrity is too important to be used as an automatic excuse for losing.
Then, the show heads south to analyze the tight South Carolina Senate primary runoff following the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham, examining the complex math facing first-place finisher Darlene Graham and Congressman Ralph Norman. Stone also dissects the latest New York gubernatorial poll, revealing how Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman's strength in the suburbs is putting incumbent Kathy Hochul on thin ice despite her nominal ten-point lead.
Then, the show heads south to analyze the tight South Carolina Senate primary runoff following the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham, examining the complex math facing first-place finisher Darlene Graham and Congressman Ralph Norman. Stone also dissects the latest New York gubernatorial poll, revealing how Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman's strength in the suburbs is putting incumbent Kathy Hochul on thin ice despite her nominal ten-point lead.
