Mike Lindell, who's strung his fans along for months with promises of an earth-moving lawsuit that would pave the way for Donald Trump's return to the White House, is now turning the effort into a four-day sales promotion, according to HuffPost.
"Lindell has been claiming since summer that he was coordinating a lawsuit among "tons" of state attorneys general, as many as 30, to be filed at 9 a.m. Tuesday directly with the U.S. Supreme Court and that he would spend the long Thanksgiving weekend explaining the suit during an ad-free webcast," HuffPost's S.V. Date writes. "Instead, no lawsuit has been filed, and the show, which featured the same lies about the election Lindell has been spreading for a year, prominently featured Lindell's pillow ads with its own 'promo code.'"
And despite giving no update on his election lawsuit, Lindell has been telling fans that "we're offering the best gifts ever for the best prices ever."
When HuffPost reached out to Lindell to ask why he hasn't filed the lawsuit and why he's advertising for his business during his voter fraud marathon webcast when he said he would not, he didn't respond.
Lindell had promised that the Supreme Court would "reinstate" Trump in August. When that clearly wasn't going to happen, he moved the target to September, then said it would happen by the end of 2021.
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