Dominion CEO Predicts ‘Business Ultimately Goes to Zero’ Because of 2020 Election

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A month ago, Dominion Voting Systems seemed like a dragon slayer. The conservative news behemoth Fox News had just agreed to pay Dominion $787.5 million to settle a defamation suit that was hours away from going to trial. It was the largest such settlement ever announced by a media company.

And yet, to Dominion CEO John Poulos, even that payday likely won’t be enough to save his company. The reputational damage Dominion has endured is just too severe, he tells TIME in a strikingly pessimistic interview about the company’s future.

“It’s just easier for our customers to use something that’s not Dominion,” Poulos says. “We just know that our business ultimately goes to zero.”

Since Poulos incorporated Dominion two decades ago, the company has grown into one of the largest providers of electronic voting hardware and software in America.


Dominion is privately held and backed by private equity......I predict many golden parachutes will be issued before they go under. ;)
 


A month ago, Dominion Voting Systems seemed like a dragon slayer. The conservative news behemoth Fox News had just agreed to pay Dominion $787.5 million to settle a defamation suit that was hours away from going to trial. It was the largest such settlement ever announced by a media company.

And yet, to Dominion CEO John Poulos, even that payday likely won’t be enough to save his company. The reputational damage Dominion has endured is just too severe, he tells TIME in a strikingly pessimistic interview about the company’s future.

“It’s just easier for our customers to use something that’s not Dominion,” Poulos says. “We just know that our business ultimately goes to zero.”

Since Poulos incorporated Dominion two decades ago, the company has grown into one of the largest providers of electronic voting hardware and software in America.


Dominion is privately held and backed by private equity......I predict many golden parachutes will be issued before they go under. ;)

He will use that argument in his next lawsuit if it goes to trial and is not settled

Next up NewsMax, My Pillow Guy, Rudy, Kraken……
 
And yet, to Dominion CEO John Poulos, even that payday likely won’t be enough to save his company. The reputational damage Dominion has endured is just too severe, he tells TIME in a strikingly pessimistic interview about the company’s future.

Dominion is not a real company, the whole thing is owned and run by a bunch of rich people in New York operating under a hedge fund. The reason why Dominion is going under if they do is more likely because they serve a very limited market and have run out of people looking to buy new voting machines!
 

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