State Attorney Generals’ Supreme Court 2020 Election Lawsuit sponsored by Mike Lindell

Frankspeech.com ^ | Nov. 27, 2021 | Ralph Mitchell

[mitchell001]

The state Attorney Generals’ Supreme Court Lawsuit sponsored by Mike Lindell has solid evidence. Bloggers to this item are challenged to post any rebuttals to the evidence.

[tennmountainman]

Who are u call other Freeper’s opinions “Trolls”.
We all have opinions, just because my opinion concerning Con Man Lindell
differs from some here does not make me a troll.

[tennmountainman]

Here’s a link to Lindell’s Official Fundraiser for his Defense
in Dominion’s Civil Lawsuit against him

You and others may be interested in helping him out.

https://lindelllegalfund.org/contribute/

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

God Bless Mike Lindell, a true patriot working tirelessly, fearlessly and thanklessly on his own dime.

Mike Lindell is no patriot. He's a lying fascist PoS.

[Manic_Episode]

You mom does donkey shows.

[nicollo]

State Attorneys General

The words "state" and "general" are adjectives, which do not have plural forms ("my red shoes" as opposed to "my reds shoes"), thus the noun, "Attorney" is the only word to change to the plural.

- "State" here is an appositive noun, which means it is a noun that acts like an adjective (as in "dog food", whereby the appositive noun "dog" describes "food"), thus, as an adjective, it does not pluralize with "attorneys".
- "General" here is the adjective meaning "chief", "main," or "principle" (as in "the general idea") and not the noun for a military commander, thus, as an adjective, it does not pluralize with "attorneys".

The reason for the adjective "general" following the noun and not preceding it, as is the usual practice in English, is that the Normans brought the French noun-adjective form with them, but the Old English adjective-noun form stuck, leaving a few remnant French-derived adjectives that follow the noun. (Interestingly, in French, adjectives that precede the noun have a different meaning from the same word that follows a noun, such as "un grand homme" for "great man" versus "un homme grand" meaning "tall man".)

So it's easy to remember: the last word in "attorney general," "surgeon general" "love supreme", "time remembered," "death foretold," "agent provocateur," etc. is an adjective, thus pluralize only the noun and not the adjective ("agents provocateur").

I'm sure there's a technical word for these types of adjectives, but it's buried somewhere I can't find in my rather large Cambridge grammar book.

[Jet Jaguar]

Thanks

[lilypad]

The Daily Beast? Come on man! Jeez!

[DoodleDawg]

The Daily Beast? Come on man! Jeez!

Do you have something that shows they're lying?

[lilypad]

Do you have something that says these 82 pages that Lyndell has plus the hundreds of witnesses are lying?

[DoodleDawg]

Do you have something that says these 82 pages that Lyndell has plus the hundreds of witnesses are lying?

At least one person has said he is and has filed for the $5 million.

Here's another couple of people who says it was garbage: Link

[PatriotarchyQ]

Is this in addition to the lawsuit he filed the Tuesday before Thanksgiving?

[tennmountainman]

“Do you have something that says these 82 pages that Lyndell has plus the hundreds of witnesses are lying?”

Only that not one AG has signed up to sponsor his lawsuit.
A couple months ago Lindell said he had 30 AG’s.
Turns out he has 0.

[PatriotarchyQ]

I’m sure Lindell will get the suit filed right after he allows those who signed up at FrankSpeech to post on the site. surely, he didn’t use the promise of a free speech zone to gather contact info to send pillow ads to.

[tennmountainman]

Surely Not. LOL.

[thecodont]

Lindell supports honest elections. Has shown much evidence of vote fraud. And paid for it all out of his own pocket. The amount of abuse heaped on him by the totalitarians proves to all honest people that he is over the target.

Haven't seen much news of him lately. Didn't his bank in MN threaten to end business with him and he needs to find a new bank?