(Dominion lawyers rub their hands together eagerly…)
Update: Mr. Lindell has failed rather spectacularly in his latest venture to take over the Republican party.
McDaniel on Friday defeated her main challenger, the RNC’s California national committeewoman Harmeet Dhillon, by a vote of 111 committee members to 51. MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, whose campaign drew little support, received four votes.
I hope the 4 who voted for Lindell at least got some nice pillows out of the deal.
No, they had do settle for MyPillows
That made me laugh 
End of days, end of days!
Can an AI build a better pillow!?
Lindell does his best to make his most powerfully compelling arguments here.
On board with whom?
With Lindell, and his paranoid nutjobbery, I suspect.
The only kind of intelligence Mike Lindell knows.
Thou shall not make a machine in the likeness of the human mind.
Great, he’s now using the Orange Catholic Bible instead of the KJV…
So, Heaven’s Gate 2? I could get behind that.
Why with us, of course. If you’re not, then you’re one of them.
I’m genuinely curious if he was always unbalanced or it just crept up on him over time.
He’s always been unbalanced. He had a gambling addiction in his teenage years. He got hooked on cocaine in his 20s and then moved to crack in his 30s. His house was foreclosed on from constant debt and his wife divorced him. He supported himself by opening and running multiple small businesses, things like carpet cleaning services, bars, restaurants, and lunch wagons.
In his 40s he invented the “My Pillow”, which became very successful, and got sober. That’s how his fortune was made, and he has been riding that ever since.
But he has always been a troubled person, fighting addiction to gambling and drugs.
This is a fun thing that happened
Mr. Pillow had ALLLLL the packets. Every single one of them! This is more deep state shit here.
CNN editors really need to check this sentence:
Because at first glance it looks like the panel was obtained by CNN, not the decision…
And you just know that the MAGAnuts and Lindell will try to spin it that way…
Press on.
The good thing about arbitration decisions is they are generally final. The ability to challenge in court is severely limited and in practice non-existent. He will have to pay this. He can delay a little while by filing a court action to invalidate the decision, but his chances are about zero.