Rural Minnesota voters agree: Their governor, Tim Walz, is “very, very liberal,” if not an outright leftist radical.
Speaking with Fox News, a group of rural Minnesota voters all warned about Walz’s clear-cut leftism, which they said jibes perfectly with the leftism of presidential candidate Kamala Harris, who’s chosen him as her running mate.
“He is just about as far liberal as she,” one rural voter said. “And I think most of the people in Minnesota are happy about it [him joining Harris’ ticket], because he might leave, or at least be gone for a period of time.”
“I would tell you that she was voted to be the most liberal in the Senate. I would say he’s not too far behind,” the voter added.
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Another rural voter warned that Minnesota has practically turned into California under Walz’s tenure.
“We joke that we’re mini-California,” the voter said. “Most of us, if we could, we could annex into South Dakota. He’s put policies in place that have hurt small businesses. I have friends that have lost small businesses because of his policies. It’s killing our small times, our rural development.”
“He point-blank said we’re just rocks and cows out here. And he has done very little to help us, and honestly, a man that can sit and let a city burn to the ground and not do anything about it like he did in 2020, that’s no integrity, and he doesn’t deserve any vote,” the voter added.
A third voter expressed outrage over Walz’s tacit tolerance and endorsement of the violent Black Lives Matter riots of 2020.
“I’m not the most well-informed on everything that he’s done, but I know for what we would talk about during school as he watched the news and we saw how Minneapolis was getting destroyed and burned to the ground,” the voter said. “We thought, where’s the leadership, where is the governor coming out here to tell people to go to your homes and put an end to it.”
“And we heard about him calling off the National Guard, we knew exactly what his plan was– to further the divide. Because let’s be honest, that’s how a lot of these people get elected. They want to create a divide in order to profit themselves and their political campaigns,” the voter added.
Even Democrats in Minnesota say they have “serious problems” with how Tim Walz cowered in fear as Minneapolis burned to the ground in 2020.
Walz is a pathetic liar, incompetent fool, grandstanding blowhard — and not at all fit to govern. A disgrace! pic.twitter.com/XLuxQKDWlC
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) August 9, 2024
A fourth voter said that Walz doesn’t give a damn about rural Americans.
“He has no time for rural Minnesota,” the voter said. “Last time he ran for governor, he didn’t campaign out of the seven-county Metro area, which shows his opinion of rural America as he’s running for vice president.”
“He has no time for rural America. I think as a potential leader, right now he’s showing a lot of disdain for his opponents, the way he’s addressing them. It might be the way the game is played, but it’s not the way I want to see our leaders act,” the voter added.
But Walz has had plenty of time to cater to criminal aliens. During his time as governor, he’s defended Minneapolis’ decision to be a sanctuary city for criminal aliens and signed a bill expanding access to driver’s licenses for everybody, including criminal aliens.
Tim Walz Driver’s Licenses For Illegals
Weak. Failed. Dangerously Liberal. Just like Kamala. pic.twitter.com/kuPSGpfjVB
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) August 6, 2024
Walz also reportedly signed a bill that stripped anti-pedophile language from the state’s Human Rights Act, because evidently, coddling pedophiles ranked as more important to him than reaching out to rural voters.
Walz is also a proponent of transgender surgery for children.
“Gov. Tim Walz signed an executive order … ensuring people [including children] who seek and receive gender-affirming care [transgender surgery] in the state have protection under the law,” MPR News reported in March of 2023.
“The move comes after seven states — Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Utah — banned gender-affirming care for transgender youth and several more have taken up bills that would do the same or ban the care for transgender people of any age,” the report continued.
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V. Saxena is a staff writer with a decade of experience as a professional writer, and a lifetime of experience as an avid news junkie. He holds a degree in computer technology from Purdue University. Saxena also contributes to BizPac Review.
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