Lindell told Axios, "I want Dominion to put up their lawsuit because we have 100% evidence that China and other countries used their machines to steal the election."
In his email to NBC News, Lindell said:
"All the evidence against Dominion is before the Supreme Court. ... China and others used the machines to corrupt our election! Here is one page of the proof." The email did not include an attachment.
The insurrection was MUCH uglier than it looked. We are learning more about:
-Plans for grabbing Electoral College votes
-Participants with Police/Military background
-Taliban style videotape confessions / executions of Congress members
The FBI and the New York Police Department passed information to the Capitol Police about the possibility of violence during the Jan. 6 protests against the ratification of the presidential election
"Competing crises are slamming the USPS just days before Christmas, imperiling delivery of millions of packages, as the agency contends with spiking coronavirus cases in its workforce, unprecedented volumes of e-commerce orders + continuing fallout from cost-cutting program"
As a reminder, the entire USPS is the creation of Congress:
PINK SLIME: I'm fascinated by the idea that upcoming civil lawsuits by 2 private companies might rein in the most extreme tendencies of OANN & Fox News.
How? Legal liability that peddling "False, reckless & irresponsible" slander has created.
"Last week, his lawyer sent scathing letters to the Fox News Channel, Newsmax and OAN demanding that they immediately, forcefully clear his company’s name — and that they retain documents for a planned defamation lawsuit. He has, legal experts say, an unusually strong case."
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The occupant of the Office of the President is exempt from slander laws, but not the rest of the crew.
Mad Men runs 7 seasons of 13 shows per, plus the series finale covering. It runs late 1950s to early 1970s. It won the Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series 4 consecutive years, 2008-11
The Sopranos with same executive producer won the same award twice, in 2004 and 2007.
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I found the show highly entertaining.
Writer and executive producer Matthew Weiner, who was an executive producer on The Sopranos as well, did a great job.
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