"In an interview with The New York Times, Mr. Lindell pledged that he would not back down from his claims about election security, and said they would play a central role in his candidacy. But he also said that other issues - school choice in education, a hard-line stance against illegal immigration, reducing crime in "inner cities" and expanding programs to help with drug addiction - would round out his platform."
""I'm tired of these decisions being made by our government here in Minnesota that don't help any of us," Mr. Lindell said. He pointed to his record in the private sector: "There's no one else that can do as good a job as I know I can do, because I've had to build businesses, and it needs to be run like a business.""
Mike Lindell, MyPillow founder and prominent election-denial activist, has launched a campaign for Minnesota governor. His candidacy centers on persistent claims of voting-machine fraud and a pledge not to back down on election-security allegations, while also promoting school choice, strict illegal-immigration policies, crime reduction in "inner cities", and expanded drug-addiction programs. Lindell emphasizes business experience and asserts that government should be run like a business. Legal troubles, including potential liability in defamation suits by voting-machine companies, raise questions about his financial capacity to sustain a statewide campaign. Lindell brings high name recognition and media attention to the race.
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