Internecine conflicts across the MAGAverse have intensified as the disappearance of Q, the failure of literally fucking every effort to prove the 2020 election was rigged – let alone have it “decertified” to get Trump reinstated to the presidency, Trump’s more vocal embracing of COVID-19 vaccines, and correct accusations of con artistry by various personalities from other personalities have taken their toll on an embittered hardcore right wing fanbase, the Washington Post and the Daily Beast both reported Monday. The Washington Post piece does a fine enough job detailing the state of play for their generally broader reader base, highlighting Lin Wood’s scorched earth campaigns against former allies Mike Flynn, Sidney “Kraken” Powell, and ex-Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne, basically saying it’s all about money and these people are getting desperate.

The Post also touches on the Gab vs Parler vs GETTR conflict, the Trump vs Alex Jones vax war, and Roger Stone vs Steve Bannon, which is fine enough for a broad overview, but it’s the Daily Beast’s piece featuring “Stop the Steal” asshole Jovan Pultizer pretending to be a restaurant employee and prank calling former Arizona “audit” pal David Clements about his “cock sandwich order” that somehow captures it even better. Per the Beast, Clements and Pulitzer have been going at it in recent months over the failed Cyber Ninjas clusterfuck in Maricopa County, with Clements taking particular issue with Pultizer over Jovan’s $250 “book” about “kinematic artifact detection,” a “science” that can detect folds in ballots. Read both pieces, but savor the Beast’s.

For those who really can’t get enough of this shit, National Zero very strongly recommends the recent QAnon Anonymous podcast episode featuring a recording Lin Wood made of Patrick Byrne describing the Kraken getting blackout drunk and coming on to him on multiple occasions, telling him she was in love with him – and then subsequently accusing Byrne of drugging and date raping her after she was spurned. These are all adults with what had been successful careers, by the way.