Dominion Drops $1.3 Billion Lawsuit v. Mike Lindell

[Oddball]

• Dominion Voting Systems and Liberty Vote companies have dismissed all claims against My Pillow, Inc. and Michael J. Lindell in a $1.3 billion lawsuit.
• The case was dismissed with prejudice, meaning it cannot be brought again.
• Each side will pay its own legal fees and costs.

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This is what happens when you have deep enough pockets to fight back against and wait out the mobsters...You don't have to cave in like Sidney Powell, before you're completely wiped out.

Lindell DID NOT commit libel against the vote rigging cartel.

 

[The Irish Ram]

He needs to sue them...

 

[WEATHER53]

And it’s No Coincidence that just hours ago the news hit that their machines in 3 states recorded more votes for Biden then there are registered voters And they were all late votes or at the very end and 96% for Biden

 

[TemplarKormac]

He's already ruined. No need for it.

He was needlessly ruined. Needlessly.

 

[Oddball]

He's already ruined. No need for it.

He was needlessly ruined. Needlessly.

No he's not....Has moved into a new factory/warehouse/shipping facility and everything.

 

[Blaster]

Hooray for Lindell.

 

[TemplarKormac]

No he's not....Has moved into a new factory/warehouse/shipping facility and everything.

Oh really? I haven't been up to speed on the news lately. Can't afford cable or internet. This phone is my only outlet.

 

[ColonelAngus]

Well, Dominion, I guess it is his pillow after all.

 

[Moonglow]

In a statement given to WCCO on Thursday, a company spokesperson for Liberty Vote said, "The Parties have agreed to a confidential settlement in this matter."

 

[Moonglow]

I can tell you that the Pillow Guy paid a much smaller amount than the lawsuit amount.

 

[citygator]

In a statement given to WCCO on Thursday, a company spokesperson for Liberty Vote said, "The Parties have agreed to a confidential settlement in this matter."

Dominion Voting Systems, which was sold last year to a former GOP election official and is now called Liberty Vote, said it “agreed to a confidential settlement.”

 

[Moonglow]

Dominion Voting Systems, which was sold last year to a former GOP election official and is now called Liberty Vote, said it “agreed to a confidential settlement.”

Yes indeed, they usually do in these cases.

 

[citygator]

Dominion Voting Systems was bought by Liberty Vote, a new company led by Scott Leiendecker.

Leiendecker is a former Republican election official in St. Louis and the founder/owner of KNOWiNK, a St. Louis-based election technology company best known for electronic poll books. The acquisition was announced on October 9, 2025. Financial terms were not disclosed.

 

[Concerned American]

Can't afford cable or internet.

Yeah, communications is getting out of hand. Starlink--$120 after a $600 outlay for hardware; Streaming service, Hulu $100; cell phone, $50. SMH.

 

[alang1216]

• Dominion Voting Systems and Liberty Vote companies have dismissed all claims against My Pillow, Inc. and Michael J. Lindell in a $1.3 billion lawsuit.
• The case was dismissed with prejudice, meaning it cannot be brought again.
• Each side will pay its own legal fees and costs.

This is what happens when you have deep enough pockets to fight back against and wait out the mobsters...You don't have to cave in like Sidney Powell, before you're completely wiped out.

Lindell DID NOT commit libel against the vote rigging cartel.

His claims were found to be bogus (though he got out of paying on a technicality):

Judge confirms $5 million award to Lindell's 'Prove Mike Wrong' contest winner​

While Judge John Tunheim didn't agree wholeheartedly with an arbitration panel's findings on data the pillow magnate used to back his election disputes, he didn't find reversible fault with its award.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (CN) — A federal judge has ruled that pillow magnate and election conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell must pay out a $5 million prize he offered to anyone who could disprove his dispute of the 2020 election results.

U.S. District Judge John Tunheim of the District of Minnesota confirmed an arbitration award in a brief order Wednesday, ordering Lindell to pay out the $5 million plus ten months’ worth of post-judgment interest to contest winner Robert Zeidman within a month.

Zeidman, an electrical engineer, software developer and inventor, entered the “Prove Mike Wrong” challenge at Lindell’s 2021 Cyber Symposium, where Lindell offered a $5 million prize to anyone who could prove that data he claimed supported his election result denials was not genuinely from the 2020 election.

After Lindell failed to pay out in response to Zeidman’s 15-page report on the data — which found that the data did not contain any information related to the election — the engineer filed for arbitration under the contest’s rules. An arbitration panel conducted an evidentiary hearing early in 2023, and awarded Zeidman the requested $5 million in April 2023. Lindell fought Zeidman’s motion to confirm the award, leading to another nine months of litigation in Minnesota’s federal court.

 

[Oddball]

Dominion Voting Systems was bought by Liberty Vote, a new company led by Scott Leiendecker.

Leiendecker is a former Republican election official in St. Louis and the founder/owner of KNOWiNK, a St. Louis-based election technology company best known for electronic poll books. The acquisition was announced on October 9, 2025. Financial terms were not disclosed.

The (R) is meaningless, as assclowns like Johnsonless, Lurch Thune, Murkowski, Graham, Cassidy, Curtis, ad nauseum, prove each and every day.

 

[Oddball]

His claims were found to be bogus (though he got out of paying on a technicality):

Judge confirms $5 million award to Lindell's 'Prove Mike Wrong' contest winner​

While Judge John Tunheim didn't agree wholeheartedly with an arbitration panel's findings on data the pillow magnate used to back his election disputes, he didn't find reversible fault with its award.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (CN) — A federal judge has ruled that pillow magnate and election conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell must pay out a $5 million prize he offered to anyone who could disprove his dispute of the 2020 election results.

U.S. District Judge John Tunheim of the District of Minnesota confirmed an arbitration award in a brief order Wednesday, ordering Lindell to pay out the $5 million plus ten months’ worth of post-judgment interest to contest winner Robert Zeidman within a month.

Zeidman, an electrical engineer, software developer and inventor, entered the “Prove Mike Wrong” challenge at Lindell’s 2021 Cyber Symposium, where Lindell offered a $5 million prize to anyone who could prove that data he claimed supported his election result denials was not genuinely from the 2020 election.

After Lindell failed to pay out in response to Zeidman’s 15-page report on the data — which found that the data did not contain any information related to the election — the engineer filed for arbitration under the contest’s rules. An arbitration panel conducted an evidentiary hearing early in 2023, and awarded Zeidman the requested $5 million in April 2023. Lindell fought Zeidman’s motion to confirm the award, leading to another nine months of litigation in Minnesota’s federal court.

Start your own thread.

 

[Oddball]

Yeah, communications is getting out of hand. Starlink--$120 after a $600 outlay for hardware; Streaming service, Hulu $100; cell phone, $50. SMH.

Roku is free.

 

[citygator]

The (R) is meaningless, as assclowns like Johnsonless, Lurch Thune, Murkowski, Graham, Cassidy, Curtis, ad nauseum, prove each and every day.

The company was bought by a Trumper to get rid of the noise that Trump is a liar at an epic level. It matters. It’s all a lie.