Dominion voting systems is suing Mike Lindell for $1.3 billion.

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So Dominion voting systems is suing Mike Pellows CEO Mike Lindell over election claims.

A voting machine maker in lawsuit alleged defamation seeks more than $1.3 billion in damages.

Now, how do you don't know how they're going to be able to prove that they self-udged $1.3 billion

in damages considering literally nothing got done in relation to the election fraud?

I don't think they lost any contracts or anything.

Watch it did one of the largest makers of voting sitting machines in the US on Monday sued

prominent supporter of former president Donald Trump of alleging that the businessman had defamation

of the company. Sorry, I had to burp. Which false accusations that had rigged the 2020 election

for president Biden, you know, but it was totally okay for the last four years to say it was stolen

in favor of Trump, you know, but as soon as you say it the other way now, I can't even, I have to

be careful with my words because this entire video will get removed from the internet if I say

a certain combination of words. But you know, for the last five years, the left has been able to

claim fraud. Dominion sued Mike Lindell, chief executive of the main app, Minnesota based

my pillow ink and the company in the US district court for the district of Columbia seeking more

than $1.3 billion in damages. And this complaint that company cites a number of statements made by

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