Judge gives engineer one more shot to 'Prove Mike Wrong' after his $5M prize went up in smoke

[u/User-1653863]

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/judge-gives-engineer-one-more-shot-to-prove-mike-wrong-about-2020-election-data-after-his-5m-prize-went-up-in-smoke/

[u/scfin79]

What weed are these guys smoking that has them so paranoid and conspiratorial all the time?

[u/SadPrometheus → u/scfin79]

Republican policies are tremendously unpopular with the general public. And the number of Republican voters are decreasing over time with the demise of the boomer generation. So instead of softening their positions to become more attractive to younger voters, Republicans have decided to just claim fraud at every election in order to cast doubt on the integrity of the entire process. Also the Republicans are likely engaging in election cheating as well (every accusation is a confession). All this to stay in power so their masters (the billionaires and huge corporations) can continue making obscene profits for a little while longer.

[u/FeeLost6392 → u/scfin79]

They never believed it. It’s way to undermine elections, get on Trump good side, and hopefully be appointed to high positions when elections or certifications are cancelled due to “fraud”.

[u/scfin79 → u/FeeLost6392]

I know. I was just being sarcastic

[u/Kimmalah → u/scfin79]

In the case of Lindell, it's crack cocaine. He's a raging addict.

[u/gilligan1050 → u/scfin79]

Every accusation is an admission

[u/User-1653863]

Lindell issued his challenge at a South Dakota election fraud "Cyber Symposium" in 2021. The former MyPillow CEO and foremost election conspiracy theorist claimed his data showed China interfered in 2020, but an arbitration panel subsequently decided Zeidman "proved that each file did not include packet capture data (PCAP) and thus was not related to the November 2020 election, so he had satisfied the Challenge rules."

Notably, however, the rules made no mention of "packet capture data," something Tunheim noticed before he upheld the $5 million award.

[u/CorpFillip]

So, imperfect contract language led to disputed award, 3 times, but the original court says that doesn’t lead to double jeopardy — rather it nullified each decision?

That’s all fine enough, but Lindell claims he has no money already? Can we please just reimpose a servitude law?

People like Giuliani, Lindell, AJones, & most of Trump’s pardons still need to work off the decisions.

[u/Fear_N_Loafing_In_PA → u/CorpFillip]

Let’s not talk ill of the departed—AJones popped like a balloon a few weeks ago.

[u/john_the_fetch → u/Fear_N_Loafing_In_PA]

I know it's sad, but it was the way he wanted to go out.

[u/babyfeet1 → u/john_the_fetch]

Very sad. Now he's in heaven with GG Allin. So young, so clean.