Mike Lindell Loses Again As Voting Machine Lawsuit Laughed Out Of Court

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was dealt a crushing legal blow this week when a judge in Alabama tossed a lawsuit out that was seeking to ban voting machines in the state. Lindell wasn't a plaintiff in the case, but he had said that this was going to be the case that turned everything around in this country...and it was basically laughed out of court. Farron Cousins explains what happened.

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MyPillow CEO, Mike Lindell suffered an embarrassing defeat this past week in a lawsuit that he wasn't even a part of. So you might be wondering yourself. Well, Aaron, how can you say that Mike Linde was defeated when he wasn't even a part of this lawsuit? I'll tell you why you should have been paying attention to that recent August cyber symposium that he had. I know not many people watched it look, to be honest, I didn't watch it. I did see some clips of it though. And right at the end on the Sunday evening, as everything was wrapping up, Mike Linde got giddy for a moment. When he was told he had just received word, he did a big announcement at the event, right. You know, to wrap it up that a judge in Alabama has decided to take this case. It's gonna throw out all the voting machines in Alabama.

And, uh, that's the step one in getting it overturned. He really thought, and he told the audience, basically, we're gonna win this thing in Alabama. And then all the dominoes are gonna come fallen down after that. It all hinged on Alabama, cuz that judge agreed. I'll listen to the arguments. And one of Mike Lindell's lawyers was actually one of the people, uh, who filed the case over there, not on behalf of Mike Linde, but Linde was linked to it. But this week, the, uh, Montgomery county circuit judge, uh, Greg, Greg Griffin, sorry, basically laughed the case outta court. He dismissed it because the state who was being sued. The state of Alabama was being sued to throw out all the voting machines basically came into court and said, judge, um, there's no evidence to back up a single thing they're claiming in their lawsuit. So can we just kind of get this dismissed on the merits? And they also pointed out, like they're saying, these voting machines were hacked, but we've got a surprise for them. Our voting machines aren't even capable of being connected to the internet. So in order for somebody to hack them, they would physically have to have the device and be there and perform the hack in real time in person.

And the judge looked at this and said, you know what? You're right. Bye-bye the case is over, done dismissed, get the F outta my courtroom here. Um, because yeah, they had no evidence. They had claimed of course that these machines were hacked. Michellin Dell had personally said not as part of the lawsuit, but separately that 100,000 votes for Biden in the state of Alabama were actually fraudulent. And those votes were supposed to go to Donald Trump. Now, in case you're not familiar with what happened in, uh, the 20, 20 election, Donald Trump handedly won the state of Alabama, just like every Republican before him for, you know, pretty much the last several decades. So where did these hundred thousand like who, okay. You know what, let's, let's

Play play along for a second. If you're gonna commit voter fraud, if you're gonna hack into voting machines and change the votes, wouldn't you do it to the extent where you would actually change the outcome. Okay. See, that's the part that Mike Linda Dell's little creepy followers out there don't seem to comprehend. If what Linde had said was true. If what the lawsuit alleged were true, that would mean that some kind of Biden, loving Democrat hacked into the voting machines in Alabama changed the votes, but didn't bother to change enough votes for Biden to actually win.

So, so, so what was it a practice run? Like what, what were you doing? How does that conspiracy theory actually pay off? Who would do such a thing? And the funny thing is Alabama's not the only state where Mike Landell has said that, oh, they hacked in and changed votes to Biden. He says, they've done it in Texas. He says they did it in Utah. He said they did it in Idaho. Oh, they hacked in and they changed all these votes over to vote for Biden. And Trump still won all those states. So in order for Mike Lindell's conspiracy theories, to be true, we have to be dealing with the dumbest Biden, loving hacker in the United States. Somebody smart enough to hack into the machine, but dumb enough to not change enough votes for Biden to win those states. Wow.