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Mike Lindell Announces Potential Gubernatorial Bid in Minnesota

BREAKING: My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell has stunned political circles by revealing his serious consideration to run for Governor of Minnesota. In an unexpected moment during an interview on Steve Bannon‘s War Room podcast, Lindell disclosed that investigations by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison into his charities might be politically motivated, stating, “He could also be a little upset that I’m considering running for governor of Minnesota.”
The announcement comes amid ongoing scrutiny of Lindell’s business dealings, making his political ambitions even more intriguing. Bannon, taken aback by the news, exclaimed, “Hold it, what? That’s a scoop. You’re considering doing what?” This exchange highlights the gravity of Lindell’s potential candidacy against incumbent Governor Tim Walz, who is seeking a third term.
Lindell has hinted at his gubernatorial aspirations previously, including comments made in March 2023 where he criticized Walz for “all of the lies” being circulated. In a September 2023 report by the Star Tribune, it was revealed that Lindell had moved his residency back to Minnesota, indicating his commitment to a possible campaign. He stated, “We’re about 99 percent there. I love the state, I love the country, and if I’m the only one that can win, that would be a shame if that opportunity slipped by.”
The implications of Lindell’s potential run resonate deeply within Minnesota and beyond, as he is a prominent figure among Trump loyalists and a well-known election denier. His previous attempts at a gubernatorial run in 2018 and 2022 did not materialize, but this latest announcement has reignited interest and speculation regarding his political future.
Amid this political backdrop, Lindell faces significant challenges, including a recent court ruling where a Colorado jury ordered him to pay $2.3 million to a former employee of Dominion Voting Systems for defamatory remarks made online. This ruling adds another layer of complexity to his gubernatorial ambitions.
Bannon, who jokingly suggested he could take over as interim CEO of My Pillow, reinforced Lindell’s image as a patriot and American hero, saying, “For right now, just go back and sell some pillows, okay? We’ll talk about the governorship later.”
As this story develops, all eyes will be on Lindell to see if he officially enters the race. His decisions could significantly impact Minnesota’s political landscape, and many are eager to see how he will navigate the ongoing investigations and his past controversies.
Stay tuned for more updates on this evolving situation as Mike Lindell’s political ambitions unfold.
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