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Mike Lindell’s MyPillow Pulled From ‘Biggest Distributor’

Walmart will no longer sell items from MyPillow in its store. The company’s founder, Mike Lindell, uploaded a series of live-streamed video clips on Facebook revealing the information as well as charging the business for taking part in cancel culture.

A spokesperson for the merchant validated to The Hill that Lindell’s items would certainly be removed from shops.

“While we are no longer carrying them in stores, MyPillow products continue to be available on Walmart.com,” the spokesperson said.

Throughout a subsequent appearance at Steve Bannon’s The War Room, Lindell approximated his company can lose $10 million.

“It really hurt my employees because they were our biggest distributor,” Lindell told Bannon. “They were by far and away number one.”

Lindell claimed a Walmart executive informed him the choice to stop carrying his products in-store stemmed from their alleged reduced ratings.

“All the sudden, he goes, ‘We’re not ever having MyPillow again.’ He said, ‘You don’t make the rating of a four. I go, ‘What rating system?’ I go, ‘What are you talking about?'” Lindell said during the interview.

Lindell is an open conservative as well as a vocal supporter of President Donald Trump. He worked as the Trump project’s Minnesota Chairman as well as provided a discount rate code– “FightForTrump”– on MyPillow products after the 2020 political election.

He claimed he questioned every one of the voting resulting in Minnesota, according to The SC Times.

According to The Hill, “Lindell has repeatedly shared false allegations of voter fraud about the 2020 presidential election and has been sued by multiple voting systems companies for defamation over his claims.”

Dominion Voting Systems inevitably took legal action against Lindell for libel as well as $1.3 billion in damages. The company asserted Lindell made use of the voter fraudulence sales to help advertise his organization and raise his sales.

“Dominion brings this action to vindicate the company’s rights, to recover damages, to seek a narrowly tailored injunction, to stand up for itself and its employees, and to stop Lindell and MyPillow from further profiting at Dominion’s expense,” the lawsuit states.

MyPillow items have been eliminated from more than 20 retailers including Sam’s Club, Kohl’s, and also Bed, Bath & Beyond. Lindell told Business Insider that the firm shed greater than $65 million in income because of this.

H/T  Timcast

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