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Patriots Defending Mike Lindell’s Right To Free Speech Aren’t Going Away…Another Protest Pops Up In Michigan…This Time Against Kohl’s

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(Staff Writer) LAKE ORION, MI – Michigan Conservatives gathered on Saturday, March 9, to defend MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell against yet another large retail corporation who has chosen to discontinue the sale of his products based on his political views. While Kohl’s blames a “decrease in customer demand” for their recent actions, Michigan patriots stand firm in their fight to protect the right to free speech in America.

Mike Lindell: “i Would Not Go All in and Risk Everything I Have—everything!—i Haven’t Been Able to See My Grandkids—i’m in Physical Danger!”…“i Will Lose $65 Million This Year Alone” [Video]

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(Patty McMurray) Mike Lindell appeared in a powerful interview on the Pete Santilli Show Tuesday night, where he explained how Dominion is lying about how he’s using his public fight to expose voter fraud to sell pillows. Lindell explains how the big box vendors like Kohls, Bed Bath & Beyond, Kroger, and Wayfair, who have dropped his products over his decision to pursue the truth about voter fraud in America, “I lost 20 retailers, and it’s cost me $65 million this year that I won’t get back, OK?”

WATCH: Mike Lindell REFUSES to Deny Evidence of Election Fraud, Causes Newsmax Host to Storm Off Set During Explosive Interview

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(Gabriel Keane) “Can I ask our producers, can we uh, get outta here please… we at Newsmax have not been able to verify any of those allegations”

My Pillow Announces Delays in Shipments Following “Overwhelming Support” for Company and Its Founder Mike Lindell

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(Jim Hoft) Last week news broke that Dominion Voting Systems threatened My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell with a letter dated December 23, 2020, from defamation lawyers. In the letter, Dominion lawyer Thomas A. Clare called Lindell’s attacks on the voting company used in all six contested states “implausible,” adding they have “no basis in reality.”