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He was a great businessman but even he couldn't fight the left. He's too
woke towards Trump so the almighty left has canceled him. Canceled!!!

The will be a hard lesson for all who follow Trump and embrace Satan's rightwing way.



Mike Lindell Selling Off MyPillow Equipment: They �Did Cancel Culture On
Us�
The company has been reeling since retailers dropped its products due to Lindell's extremist views.

Mike Lindell�s war against machines is costing him some of his own
machines.

The MyPillow CEO is auctioning off company equipment after major
retailers such as Walmart dropped his products due to his wild election conspiracy theories.

�It was a massive, massive cancellation,� Lindell told the Minneapolis
Star Tribune. �We lost $100 million from attacks by the box stores, the shopping networks, the shopping channels, all of them did cancel culture
on us.�

As a result, bargain hunters in the Minneapolis area have a chance to bid
on MyPillow equipment including trucks, forklifts, air compressors,
sewing machines, computers and more.

Lindell told WCCO, the CBS station in Minneapolis, that he has a pile of
unsold inventory and that he�s been shifting workers around to avoid
layoffs.

�I do every customer like my only customer and every employee like my
only employee,� he told the station.

Plunging sales aren�t his only financial problem.

Lindell was ordered to pay $5 million to a man who won a �Prove Mike
Wrong� contest at his 2021 �cyber-symposium� where he challenged experts
to examine his data, which he claimed proved Donald Trump really won the
2020 election.
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It didn�t, and one expert who looked at the data demanded the prize.

Lindell refused to pay, so the case went to court, where he lost.

He�s also facing a $1.3 billion defamation suit from Dominion Voting
Systems over his lies about the 2020 election, some of which center
around voting machines made by the company.

He continues to stand by his debunked claims, insisting that machines
were used to steal the election and filing an endless series of lawsuits, including one he claimed was �a class-action lawsuit against all
machines.�

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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - When it came out Monday morning that Myles Garrett hopes to leave the Cleveland Browns, it was yet another blow to an already disappointed fan base.

On Monday, a group of young, frustrated, fed-up Browns fans gathered outside the stadium to vent their frustrations about their beloved football team.

MORE: Myles Garrett requests trade from Cleveland Browns

“I thought, ‘Man, I really don’t want to go to class this morning,‘” said fan Andrew Baughman. “This is terrible, terrible news. It’s like ripping away a part of myself. And what’s so much worse about it, is it’s completely justified.”

“We’re mad at the organization, because it’s like, you’re telling me you really can’t put a plan in place for this guy that wants to be here? Like, he just wants to win. The fact is that he’s so confident that we have such a low chance of
winning, that he’s willing to leave,” said fan Aiden Crowley.

Fans showed their support for Myles Garrett and their disdain for Deshaun Watson. One fan even tore Watson’s jersey as 19 News cameras were rolling.

“We do not want him in our city any longer or Jimmy!” said Matthew Midkiff of Browns owner Jimmy Haslam.

“To trade basically the entire future of your franchise for a guy that hadn’t played in two years, has all these, you know, sexual assault allegations,” said Crowley said of Watson. “It’s just one of the most boneheaded moves in sports.”

Myles Garrett requests trade from Cleveland Browns - WOIO

Some fans felt so strongly that they went further than just ripping Watson’s jersey, they set it on fire.

“We had a great thing going, and it was ruined all by Watson,” said Baughman.

These diehard sports fans say Cleveland deserves better, and they’re sick of waiting for next year.

“I’ve said it every single year,” said Crowley. “I mean, like I said, I’m 20. My dad’s 52, he’s said it every year. My grandpa’s 77, he’s said it every year. There’s always next year. And there’s never been that next year where we
even made the Super Bowl, much less winning. So at this point, it’s just like, yeah, there’s next year, but we know it’s already going to be a disappointment. Like, what’s even the point anymore?”

“There is always next year, and I know what next year brings, disappointment,” said fan Noah Schaefer.

Fans want to see some real changes, starting with showing General Manager Andrew Berry the door.

“You gotta fire him, and the fact there’s no talk about that is absolutely crazy to me,” Crowley said. “This is one of the biggest failures not, just in the National Football League, but sports.”

Others want to see new ownership altogether.

“Him selling the team would make me so happy,” said Midkiff said of Jimmy Haslam, who owns the Browns with his wife Dee Haslam. “I think that’s the only way we can get out of this mess.”

“Cleveland deserves better than a factory of sadness,” said Baughman. “We haven’t had better since I’ve been alive. Quite frankly, and I’m just sick and tired of being sick and tired.”

https://www.cleveland19.com/2025/02/04/browns-fans-protest-outside-stadium-set-deshaun-watson-jersey-fire-following-myles-garrett-news/

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