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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Faces Financial and Legal Troubles Over Election Claims

Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow, faces a defamation lawsuit and significant debt after making controversial claims about the 2020 election.


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  • Mike Lindell's net worth plummeted from $60 million to millions in debt due to his outspoken views on the 2020 election.
  • He is currently embroiled in a defamation lawsuit related to his false claims about election fraud.
  • Despite the legal challenges, Lindell continues to stand by his allegations regarding the election.
  • Coomer, the plaintiff in the lawsuit, asserts that Lindell's claims have led to threats against his safety.
  • Lindell has accused Coomer of involvement in a major crime, escalating the legal conflict between them.

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Highlight the lawsuit filed by Eric Coomer against Mike Lindell regarding election fraud claims.

The lawsuit is filed by Eric Coomer, a former director at Dominion Voting Systems.

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"…Claiming Lindell caused immense damage, Coomer said he can no longer work in the elections industry after more than 15 years at the top of the field."

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"…Lindell said he never accused Coomer of rigging the election, but he testified that Coomer's claims led Newsmax to block him from being able to go on air to talk about voting machines."

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