Please, Dominion, don’t stop with Rudy. Go after Trump, too.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dominion is serious with this litigation. But I thought they'd sue Trump after Jan 20. Any ideas why he hasn't been named as a defendant yet?

Isn’t Trump immune?

No. Why would he be?

Anonymous wrote:Dominion is serious with this litigation. But I thought they'd sue Trump after Jan 20. Any ideas why he hasn't been named as a defendant yet?

Isn’t Trump immune?

Oh Rudy.

Anonymous wrote:Also most of these contracts were paid up-front and long-term.

Georgia: In 2019, a $107 million ten-year contract with Dominion procured by the Secretary of State covers 30,000 touch screen voting machines and the installation of a “verified paper ballot” voting system. $89 million in payments were front-loaded into the first two-years of the contract.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/adamandrzejewski/2020/12/08/dominion-voting-systems-received-120-million-from-19-states-and-133-local-governments-to-provide-election-services-2017-2019/?sh=45c63387620f

Present value of the service contract over 20yrs, 1.3B?

Hooray for Dominion! The only thing that is going to teach the far-right Lie Factory a lesson is severe punitive damages.
I hope the Sandy Hook parents demolish Alex Jones for purposefully exacerbating their unimaginable grief. I hope Dominion wins big from Giuliani, the Krazy Kracken and news outlets like OANN and NewsMax.

There is a great interview of Dominion's CEO on the Sway podcast, NYT's Kara Swisher. He is very non political and they are taking a very methodical approach to the litigation. The point of the suit is to force the defendants to provide the evidence they claimed existed or admit on the record that there is and never was any evidence. They are not interested in settling this case.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What about OAN and NEWSMAX?

See 16:32 above

That doesn’t answer the question

Why not? Dominion sent cease and desist letters to those companies and is waiting to see how they react and whether they actually stop defaming the company and walk back their prior defamation before hitting them with lawsuits also. Here’s what Lou Dobbs did when Smartmatic sent him a similar letter - he walked back his weeks of lies. Is something like that enough? It’s up to Dominion.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What about OAN and NEWSMAX?

See 16:32 above

That doesn’t answer the question

It's tough to sue a news group for defamation.

"We are just reporting what Rudy said!""
Of course, they formed and propounded their own opinions. But it is still tough.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Second legal eagle going down.

Rude will involve trump. "Following orders". Rudi is a class jackass but he isn't stupid and is known to be as nasty as can be.

Class A jackass. He has zero class!

Anonymous wrote:Second legal eagle going down.

Rude will involve trump. "Following orders". Rudi is a class jackass but he isn't stupid and is known to be as nasty as can be.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What about OAN and NEWSMAX?

See 16:32 above

That doesn’t answer the question

Also most of these contracts were paid up-front and long-term.

Georgia: In 2019, a $107 million ten-year contract with Dominion procured by the Secretary of State covers 30,000 touch screen voting machines and the installation of a “verified paper ballot” voting system. $89 million in payments were front-loaded into the first two-years of the contract.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/adamandrzejewski/2020/12/08/dominion-voting-systems-received-120-million-from-19-states-and-133-local-governments-to-provide-election-services-2017-2019/?sh=45c63387620f

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find this whole thing fascinating. Its the corporations taking down evil fat Lex Luthors and not....the government?

Twitter and assorted tech IPOs took out Trump (post-election).

Now a computing/tabulating company is taking down his legal team.

Of course, they are basically destroying the business of Dominion. Who will buy their machines now?

Actually they're saving their business or did you think idiots claiming they were hacked by the ghost of Chavez was a good thing?

Anonymous wrote:I find this whole thing fascinating. Its the corporations taking down evil fat Lex Luthors and not....the government?

Twitter and assorted tech IPOs took out Trump (post-election).

Now a computing/tabulating company is taking down his legal team.

Of course, they are basically destroying the business of Dominion. Who will buy their machines now?