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I’m not a lawyer, but I thought arrest warrants that have been issued by a judge were a matter of public record even if not served. Except for sealed ones, of course.

Maybe a FReeper has access to PACER and could take a look.

Look, if you want to believe that Mike Lindell is a liar, then have at it. But you then must also believe that all of the thousands of people who provided depositions of fraud they saw, under penalty of oath, are also liars. The same goes for all those who attended the symposium. You must also believe that those engaging in audits are frauds as well.

You must believe everything you are hearing from the government too.

What you think, or believe, is no longer something I even want to think about. But don't cry when down the road this country no longer resembles the one you were born into.

By all mean also believe in the Chinese funded fact-checkers who are employed at facebook. It's your right to do so. I have no problem with that either, but I do have a problem with your continued assault on a brave and honest man, just because you are a cynical person that Mike failed to overcome your cynicism satisfactorily to your mind.

For all I know, Mike Lindell may know the name of the judge who signed the arrest warrants. I just personally do not know, as no one ever mentioned those facts.

If you choose to accept the fact-checkers who are known for their hit pieces that concerns the beliefs of conservatives, that is your choice to do so.

Do you also believe that President Trump incited riots at the Capitol, and that the incursions were led by Trump supporters? Sometimes you just have to make decisions sans all of the knowledge, and go with what you see and feel, even when you are in the minority.

You are on a wild goose chase. Police don’t need an arrest warrant to make arrests for what they are claiming was the basis.