Pillow magnate Mike Lindell says he'll file a lawsuit tomorrow against election machine firms Dominion and Smartmatic, which he falsely claims rigged the 2020 election.
"There's going to be stuff in this lawsuit that is going to ... stuff that's not been done before."
"There's going to be stuff in this lawsuit that is going to ... stuff that's not been done before."
Update: Lindell filed it today.
He's boasted that this suit will prompt the Supreme Court to overturn the election, 9-0. It won't, because 1) he sued private parties that don't have the power to do that even if the court ordered it and; 2) he's only seeking monetary damages.
He's boasted that this suit will prompt the Supreme Court to overturn the election, 9-0. It won't, because 1) he sued private parties that don't have the power to do that even if the court ordered it and; 2) he's only seeking monetary damages.
For what it's worth, the complaint was signed by a partner at a big firm whose bio says he represents employers "exclusively in the areas of labor relations, employment law and workers' compensation."
Lindell's evidence that the 2020 election was rigged seems to consist almost entirely of a suggestion that you watch a video he posted online the other day in which he interviewed an anonymous "hacker."
Further update: Lindell's local counsel, Alec Beck, confirms in a new filing that he's no longer with Barnes & Thornburg and that the firm is out of the case.
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