Dinesh D’Souza’s book version of “2000 Mules,”The film, which is based on widely disproven claims that people were paid to dump fake ballots at collection boxes across key 2020 states, was abruptly recalled Monday by the publisher, just before its release.
Regnery Publishing called this a postponement due a “publishing error”He stated that the book would be out in October. The publisher didn’t elaborate on the error that caused the delay when asked.
All that was deemed acceptable. “publishing error” in D’Souza’s book was surely already printed in possibly thousands of copies, however, which would have to be recalled. Twitter user named Nancy LevineSelf-described author and freelancer, Posted screenshots Monday of what she claimed were recall notices from major book vendors.
Regnery Publishing, which is home to a list of conservative authors, clarified the reasons for the recall in a statement confirming that it had been postponed.
“The original publication date was set to be August 30,2022. Due to a publishing error, the publication date of ‘2000 Mules’ has been postponed to October 25, 2022. We look forward to publishing ‘2000 Mules’ this Fall,”According to the publisher.
D’Souza does not list any professional representatives and does not accept messages on social media.
“2000 Mules”This theory suggests that hundreds of ballot-harvesting occurs “mules,”Democrat operatives paid the money. They were identified using cellphone data that indicated their proximity to drop boxes on Election Day. The film was first released on pay-perview digital platforms. In May, the film went on to a theatrical run which grossed $1.4million in the United States.
