Uh Oh. We might lose AZ retroactively! Lol

[Laura PourMeADrink]

Link to tweet

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[Blue Owl]

1. Lawyers, cyber guys, and experts -- oh my!

[Bucky]

15. It's an important distinction

... given is that any lawyers or IT technicians willing to work for him are certainly not gonna be experts in their field

[Blue Owl]

19. He's probably paying them with a free pillow

[Celerity]

2. Fuck that batshit crazy, drug-addled traitor.

[CurtEastPoint]

3. I wish someone would let him examine one of his shit pillows really close up for a long time.

[Brainfodder]

28. If he fell into a pit of starving gators, not sure anyone would look for him?

He is gaining on Ted on that stat?

[Irish_Dem]

4. He keeps becoming a sadder and sadder case.

I think his children have an excellent case to take before a judge and ask for guardianship.
Before all the family wealth is completely wasted on paranoid and delusional crusades.

This man is going to need care before too long and they better keep some money back for that reason alone.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

10. Interesting! Just looked.. his net worth is $174 million

[Irish_Dem]

14. Wow, I am surprised he has any money left.

But yes his children need to consider an intervention or guardianship.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

33. You are so right, the more I read... There are all kinds

of sanctions and defamation lawsuits pending. But hell, even if you spend $50 mil you still have $124 mil left. Jeez you could feed so many hungry people!

[Irish_Dem]

36. He probably has given a big chunk to TFG too.

Yes think of all the hungry people he could have fed with all of the money wasted.
Totally wasted.

[NowISeetheLight]

13. What about his employees

Families working for him depending on the pillow business to eat. Then he goes off crazy, businesses pull the product, sales plummet, layoffs. Imagine working there and watching his descent into madness.

[Irish_Dem]

16. Any employee working for this guy should immediately begin looking for other employment.

He is so unstable from a mental status standpoint, it is hard to imagine long term future employment there.

Unless perhaps the children are running the business now and keep dad busy with the crazy crap.

[ProfessorGAC]

21. Pretty Crummy Jobs

Those working for his cute little company aren't making enough to support a family.
It's a $120-130 million company with 1,500 employees.
If revenue per employee is only 80 or 90 grand, it's unlikely many have a total compensation over $40,000. And, Mikey, his lieutenants, and counsel aren't working for 40 grand. Everyone else then makes less.
Besides, with all the infrastructure in place already, he could dump the company to clear debt and the buyers could become contract manufacturers for other bedding makers.l
I'd say the best outcome for those workers is to force his hand sooner than later. There's no rosy future as long as he's around.

[NowISeetheLight]

38. You Are Correct

I Googled for the average wage at MyPilliow. Indeed (job website) came up first in the search. According to their data the average factory worker there makes $14 an hour. Considering they are based in Chaska it certainly isn’t a living wage. On AptForRent the cheapest 1br apartment there is $1300 a month. Most were around that, up to $1950 max for a two bedroom. Houses were renting starting at $1900. As for housing Zillow showed $210k for the “cheapest” house/condo/twnhse. Up to $1.5m plus for a new house. The typical suburban type house was always $450+. I’ve up in Minnesota in the Mpls suburbs. I spent a lot of time in Chaska and I have an elderly cousin there. It’s a nice city.

[Chainfire]

5. The Pillow Clown and his right-wing circus.

[Midnight Writer]

6. So he'll be presenting this evidence in what? A week or maybe two?

Where have I heard that before?

[Wounded Bear]

24. Two weeks, of course...

[Dirty Socialist]

7. From Dr. Strangelove:

“Obviously this man is psychotic”

[tavernier]

8. Oh NO! What if he's right?

[SWBTATTReg]

9. Nail him w/ election fraud for this is, in essence, what he is doing. Committing election fraud.

And by what right does he had to send 'experts' (lawyers and also, cyber experts...how would this idiot know what a cyber expert is anyways?) into AZ to 'investigate, etc.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

12. Well I just looked, there's no news about any Arizona judge

Maybe he means that somehow he's going to play golf at the same club as a judge

Yeah I think it would be really interesting to see what kind of investigation these people do. I mean there's probably no decent election workers that would speak to them, would they?

[SWBTATTReg]

17. Although I'm no republican in no shape, no way, no desire, I was impressed by the AZ's

rep who testified on djt's interference in AZ results ... this guy was a rock against all comers who were begging him to somehow change election results etc. He didn't and as a result of his integrity, got all kinds of threats against him, his family, etc., a horrible thing and one that I hope that others somehow snared in the idiotic trump merry-go-round will take as a warning and truly see what trump is all about. A street thug wanting to stay in power illegally.

Like you said, I doubt anyone with integrity in AZ would speak to the pillow idiot (or others in a similar mode of thinking).

Republican Rep. Russell “Rusty” Bowers, speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives, testified June 21 before the House Jan. 6 committee about pressure he faced from former President Donald Trump and his allies to intervene in his state’s election results.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

23. Think Time should have election workers as man of year

Not that I expected anything but propriety, but I was still a tad amazed that we did everything right. And trust me they tried very very hard to find something. At least something is working right LOL

[Wounded Bear]

25. Probably the judge in the local bake off contest...nt

[Laura PourMeADrink]

32. Hahahaha

[NowISeetheLight]

11. Please Televise It

Make it a public hearing in court and televise it. I'd love to watch this clown go off the rails again.

[malaise]

18. What was the name of that lunatic company out of Florida

that tried similar investigative shit?

[Wounded Bear]

26. Cyber Ninjas! Oooooh!

[Laura PourMeADrink]

27. Yes! Thank you. I need to catch up on all this ... !

Newly released documents by the watchdog group American Oversight show that the Arizona Senate’s partisan review of the 2020 presidential election in Maricopa County went over its proposed budget and spent more money than it had available to it.

More than a thousand pages of records that were in the possession of Cyber Ninjas, the now-defunct Florida company the Senate hired to do the review, were released as part of an ongoing lawsuit. Until providing these records, Cyber Ninjas has refused to turn over documents, despite court orders to do so — and daily $50,000 fines that now total $4.3 million.

[malaise]

29. Yes thanks

Rachel Maddow had me howling with laughter when she described these losers.

[Wounded Bear]

31. I know. It's just such a cheesy name...

[lpbk2713]

20. They have been told what they are expected to find.

Even before they start looking.

[Hugin]

22. I'll pencil it in my daytimer.

*flip* *flip* *flip* Oh, here’s the page. NEVER! *write* *write*

[Laura PourMeADrink]

30. Lol. Might be better than a root canal

[Laura PourMeADrink]

34. Can one single human being keep up with all trump and trump

associated shenanigans & crimes????

*Maybe* in 2017?

Now, I am guessing you need 3 people, full time, with nexus lexus

[Lady Freedom Returns]

35. The judge got the short stick.

St now that judge has to listen to Pillow Guy to shut him up.

[Mr. Ected]

37. Plane Load of Experts? LOL.

More like a pantload of more bullshit.

I wonder if he's also dug up Obama's birth certificate.

Bet there won't be any MyPillows on that plane.