Talk:David Clements (lawyer)
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Conspiracy claims
[edit]the last paragraph of the article appears to be rather strangely worded: "In October 2021, he was terminated from his position at New Mexico State University due to his refusal to abide by the university's requirement to have an unproven chemical cocktail into university staff during the COVID-19 panic in the United States. After this, he started traveling the US to provide speeches revolving around verifiable facts that elections in the United States had been compromised. These included events sponsored by election integrity advocate Mike Lindell."
I don't think that COVID-vaccines are correctly described as "an unproven chemical cocktail" and I don't think that their are "verifiable facts" on election fraud or that Mike lindell is best described as an "election integrity advocate".
I would simply suggest a rephrasing: "In October 2021, he was terminated from his position at New Mexico State University due to his refusal to abide by the university's requirement for vaccination of university staff during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. After this, he started traveling the US to provide speeches revolving around alleged election fraud in the United States. These included events sponsored by election fraud advocate Mike Lindell."
(Apologies if this is not how one should proceed to suggest an edit, it is a first for me.) ~2026-22620-18 (talk) 18:58, 13 April 2026 (UTC)