Dominion Voting Systems spokesman Michael Steel said on Sunday that MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was ‘begging to be sued’ for spreading unfounded allegations of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election and that Dominion was accused of he is complicit.
CNN Brian Stelter asked Steel about “Reliable Resources” if and when additional lawsuits are expected from the voting company, which already has pro-Trump lawyer Sidney Powell and former President Trump
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“I’m not here to make headlines,” Steel replied. “But let me say this Mike Lindell is begging to be sued and we may be able to oblige him at some point.”
Trump and his allies, including Lindell, have been making allegations against Dominion for months, claiming without providing evidence that the company was responsible for changing votes in the presidential race to benefit President Biden.
Rule has already threatened Lindell, along with several others, with a “threatening” lawsuit, accusing the CEO of having a position [himself] as a prominent leader of the continuing misinformation campaign ‘that fraud led to Trump’s loss.
The CEO of MyPillow fought back and said about the former chief strategist of the White House Steve Bannon
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“I think he’s trying to prevent the fact that he’s spreading disinformation and spreading lies,” Steel told CNN. ‘This latest’ documentary ‘he aired is nothing but the same old half-baked conspiracy theories that have been repackaged. And the truth catches up with him. ‘
MyPillow did not immediately return a request for comment.
Dominion filed separate $ 1.3 billion lawsuits against Powell and Giuliani last month, saying there were still cases ahead. Its rival company Smartmatic has filed a $ 2.7 billion lawsuit against Giuliani, Powell, Fox News and some Fox News hosts last week.
Lindell was permanently suspended for spreading the claims from Twitter and several stores that sold MyPillow products, such as Kohl’s and Bed Bath & Beyond, stopped offering them.