The Mike Lindell Roadshow Comes to New Hampshire

The My Pillow CEO is still pushing debunked claims of election fraud.

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MANCHESTER, New Hampshire—MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell may be a rock star on the far right, but New Hampshire’s Republican Gov. Chris Sununu isn’t impressed.

Lindell has been one of the most vocal proponents of the unfounded 2020 election-fraud conspiracy promoted by former President Donald Trump. And he is bringing his roadshow to Manchester, N.H., on Wednesday, in the same downtown hotel where the state House of Representatives will be meeting.

New Hampshire’s 400-member House is the third-largest legislative body in the world. Only the United Kingdom’s 650-member House of Commons and America’s 435-member House of Representatives are larger. Convening a body this large during the COVID-19 pandemic has presented logistical challenges, and as a result they’ve met in a parking lot, a hockey arena and, this week, a hotel ballroom.

According to an email sent to the members of the state legislature, Lindell is coming to the Granite State to host “a presentation on the latest tools, techniques, and technology advancements in election security. … It is intended to be a forward-looking discussion on emerging election methods and supporting hardware.”

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    Ben Connelly

    “New Hampshire isn’t interested in debunked political conspiracy theories from some infomercial guy.“

    Ha! He’s right.

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    BWG

    I'm not so much interested in any one particular incident like this. But I am quite interested in whether this kind of activity is increasing as we get closer to the mid-terms. So a higher level view of the "stop the steal" activity would be welcome.

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  3. Jaybrown

    Yeah, I didn't need to read that. He won't go away if you don't let him.

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    MarqueG68

    >> “It was stolen by machines,” he added. “There had to be some kind of algorithm because it went across all states.” <<

    I think there is a transcription error here. I think he said it was "some kind of *Al-Gore rhythm* because it went across all states."

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  5. Craig Berry

    It shows how deep this conspiracy runs. They even stole votes in states where Trump still won by 30 points!

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  6. Tom (Inadvertent Obfuscation)

    Tell me, should I be more comforted or alarmed? I've seen no evidence that Lindell -- or even Trump -- are consciously aware of the falseness of their claims.

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      Dan

      They are aware, and don't care, because they are in service to their Greater Truth: that the "wrong" people are in power and shouldn't be, by any means necessary.

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  7. WJH

    I applaud this guy's marketing genius, identifying and now owning a market of 100MM+ persons who buy everything on emotion, even their pillows.

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    Xsearnold

    So what would it take to create a financial power of attorney document, sign Lindell's name to it, and then get him declared mentally incompetent?

    Asking for a friend.

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    Jonathan M

    I'm confused as to why this piece was worth publishing. Mainstream media gives this guy enough attention. The title says it all... this has been going on for some time now. Covering elections is different from wasting ink over known, crazy personalities.

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    Jen

    Why is TD wasting space talking about this loon?

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      Phil H

      Maybe, as an object lesson, in Yet Another Good Man ruined by Donald Trump?

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      Synchronize Your Dogmas (Bill B)

      Because the loons seems to be replicating?

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