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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsMike Lindell Supports Fans' Push to 'Bombard' Supreme Court
Daily BeastIncreasingly restless supporters of MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell have a new plan of action: Send the Supreme Court physical copies of the pillow mavens dubious and unsigned 80-plus page court filing that seeks to overturn the 2020 election. Late last week and again on Wednesday night, supporters called into Lindells evening live steaming program to share that they had mailed the pillow executives drafted case to the high court. I mailed it to the Supreme Court, a Wednesday evening caller said, to the joy of Lindell, who laughed and appeared overcome with excitement.
The caller continued by encouraging others to bombard them [the Supreme Court] with the filing so that the Supreme Court justices know that the complaint is out there. Downloaded it, printed it off. It cost me $32 to mail it overnight, but, you know, I am a man of action, the caller added. Right, right, the pillow tycoon replied in agreement with the tactic before telling the supporter, God bless you.
Reached for comment late Wednesday night by The Daily Beast about his supporters utilizing the postal system to bombard the Supreme Court with copious numbers of legal filings, Lindell said he support[s] all people. I want the AGs called and emailed, Lindell further told The Daily Beast, suggesting that his so far unsuccessful legal filing needs to be signed by attorneys general before its mailed.
The caller continued by encouraging others to bombard them [the Supreme Court] with the filing so that the Supreme Court justices know that the complaint is out there. Downloaded it, printed it off. It cost me $32 to mail it overnight, but, you know, I am a man of action, the caller added. Right, right, the pillow tycoon replied in agreement with the tactic before telling the supporter, God bless you.
Reached for comment late Wednesday night by The Daily Beast about his supporters utilizing the postal system to bombard the Supreme Court with copious numbers of legal filings, Lindell said he support[s] all people. I want the AGs called and emailed, Lindell further told The Daily Beast, suggesting that his so far unsuccessful legal filing needs to be signed by attorneys general before its mailed.
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Mike Lindell Supports Fans' Push to 'Bombard' Supreme Court (Original Post)
brooklynite
Dec 2021
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Ocelot II
(115,815 posts)1. The Supreme Court's administrator's office will need a bigger recycling bin.
onethatcares
(16,178 posts)2. 37.00 a shot
and that was for postage. I wonder how much printer ink and paper they bought?
they're gonna need a bigger shredder
Wounded Bear
(58,693 posts)3. Waste of time. Mail to gov't offices is screened...
then re-screened by staff after cleared for safety.
Justices will never see any of it.
dameatball
(7,399 posts)4. I used to oversee a state hospital mailroom. Most of these documents will go straight to recycling
There will be some adherence to whatever protocol is established, but it is mostly a waste of money....and trees.
rsdsharp
(9,195 posts)5. "Filing" has a specific meaning, and rules to control how it's done
and what is required. These are not legal filings. These are mailings of waste paper.
Caliman73
(11,744 posts)6. Such a joke!
The only reason this continues if because the people who follow these clowns are even more stupid than the clowns like Lindell are.
keithbvadu2
(36,876 posts)7. That's $32 to the post office instead of Dotard.
That's $32 to the post office instead of Dotard.