Lindell's 72-page plan cuts education by $4.9 billion, healthcare by $11 billion and public assistance by $3.6 billion — then asks private donors to cover the $16.5 billion still missing, through a giving program modeled on his own 'Lindell Direct Assistance Program.'
At the Farmfest governor forum six days before the primary, Lindell closed with a satanic statue, a false claim about Amy Klobuchar and a documentary, and an $80 million boast from a man who tells judges he's broke.
Lindell's 2021 Cyber Symposium promised '100 percent, non-subjective evidence' that Trump won. It produced no evidence, a $5 million arbitration award against him that an appeals court later threw out, and the platform he's running for governor on today.
Lindell's campaign bought 2,500 pillows from Lindell's own company and threw them off a parade float. An administrative law judge found evidence of a prima facie violation of Minnesota campaign finance law.
Creditors are chasing MyPillow for more than $25 million in unpaid bills, and Lindell's election lies could still cost him hundreds of millions more — as he asks Minnesota to hand him the state budget.
Mike Lindell built a brand on false voter-fraud claims — but he wasn't registered to vote in Minnesota, the state he's now running to govern, until reporters asked.